Caverject has arrived.

Caverject is an injectable medication to treat ED. It's been out for years, and it only effects the part that needs help. It has the same effect as the oral medication, only this occurs on it own with out stimulation. There are no of the adverse side effects that you get from the oral medications. The headache where much to strong for me to handle. I will be starting out with a low does, and increase if needed. If I can get a nice full erection for an hour I will be happy. Some guys have erections that last for hours, now that would be fun. Excited to try ... :wink:
 
Caverject is nothing new. I used ten years ago until the manufacturer discontinued making it. If it is again available, perhaps there have been some modifications to the product. It is a boxed item with a two piece syringe that when screwed together, mixes the two drugs that make up the active solution. It was (is) only available in one strengh and is VERY expensive. Made Viagra look cheap. Of course sticking a needle in your penis is something you would never think to do, but after the first time, it is routine and with little, if any discomfort. Perhaps now that it is once again on the market, it is available in various strenghths, but keeping in mind that it is a one time use item, the cost can be significant. I have excellent health insurance. When Viagra came on the market, I could get 6 pills for $50 which was less than 1/2 the market price. Caverject was $100 for 6 boxes. As I recall, the prescription price was $38 each. I used to joke that it was like pharmacy prostitution. $38 for an hour of sex.
 
I've read that injectable ED meds degrade penile tissue over time (probably due to fibrosis) and eventually don't work anymore.

Does an oral ED pill + cock ring not work for you? Pretty sure I'd go that route first. But maybe you have I dunno.
 
Pfizer did not stop making caverject, Pfizer stopped sales in the USA due to a series of legal cases where individuals injured themselves by not following the instructions (only in the US could this happen).

Caverject has been available in the rest of the world and (I think) dates back to the 1980s. I use it because oral meds are not effective on me but Caverject always works. I use a Novifine 6 diabetic syringe tip for less scarring, not the huge, thick thing supplied in the impulse pack.
 

There is a tremendous amount of misinformation regarding penile injection therapy for ED. The first falsehood is that it hurts. Normally one uses an injection device and the injectable goes right into the cavernosa or erection chambers. This does not go systemic and the effects remain localized so there are aspects that are actually safer than the orals. You do not risk hearing or vision. The penis actually has only limited ability to feel pain because the nerve structures are actually designed more for other purposes.

There are many formulae for injectable ED mixtures. Common caverject is little more than Prostaglandin E-1. The good with straight prostaglandin is that it works. The bad is that the patient forms a tolerance or resistance to the straight or singular formula more quickly. The other options are Bi-Mix, Tri-Mix and Quadmix. There is also the newest mixture which uses 5 ingredients.

The tolerance or resistance fades if one takes time off periodically and fades back to normal. This is not permanent. When I was first placed on injection therapy my Rx was for a given amount. My actual beginning injections were in fact about 1/3 that quantity. It took about 3-5 months for me to build enough resistance to where I actually needed the full amount. If I take a few months off or use it in alternating times with combination oral therapy this does not happen.

I have used this on and off for years, and if done correctly it is safe, effective and poses very little risk for other problems.

The greater the number of ingredients in the mix the more effective the mix and the more adjustable the mix becomes to the needs of the individual patient. Adjustments in the percentage of each ingredient in the injection changes the effect a great deal. One can extend duration in a patient and reduce the intensity or strength of the erection or the opposite can be done.

The strength of the erection changes sensation a great deal. The stronger the erection the more intense the stimulation of your penis. In time the best MD's dealing with ED make adjustments to tailor the erection to patient preferences.

The biggest problem to me with the injectable medications is that they must be refrigerated and they are anything but "portable" and you simply cannot travel and keep a supply with you. This is why you need a real expert when dealing with ED in this manner.

Most MD's are not qualified to handle injectable ED therapy and most are not aware of how many adjustments can be made to make this in fact the most effective and most pleasurable manner in which to proceed.

Cost of the injectables depends on sourcing. There are compounding pharmacies all over this country that ship via FedEx air. If this stuff is cold-packed it will keep for 24-hours from the time it leaves the Pharmacist. You need to really stay on top of pricing and remember that you need to price shop because an individual formula can vary between compounding pharmacies by a wide margin. Some of the less honest pharmacists will invent government rules and regulations that in fact are used to mark up their products. The more you buy in a single order the cheaper that this gets. If you were to buy your supply six months at a time it comes out far cheaper per injection than the cost of the oral medication. Again you MUST price shop your prescription. Avoid situations where there are MD kickbacks from certain pharmacies. Get your first Rx and then price shop after that requesting the pharmacy change as needed to save yourself a great deal of money.

Orals have great limitations and are most effective if the erectile dysfunction is mild to moderate. The effectiveness begins to drop off as the severity of the erectile dysfunction increases.

The orals have proven safe under physician supervision at dosages far higher than originally thought. Some treating ED are now using combination therapy. This means a combination of Viagra and Cialis. These are given at a lower dosage and the combination is effective in ED that is of higher severity.

If you need injection therapy and do not have severe side effects from the orals with the main problem being that the medication is not effective combination therapy can be tried. The only combination that works is the combination of Viagra and Cialis. Both use a slightly different method of operation even though they are both PDE-5 inhibitors. Viagra and Levitra operate in exactly the same way.

This really requires an expert and the best therapy is the Quad or new 5-mix specials. They are far more stable and it takes far longer to build resistance. This should be prescribed along with oral combination therapy to allow you the freedom to travel and still have fun with your partner.

I started this treatment quite a few years ago and I tailor what I do in medication to what I am going to do in bed. If I don't need anything for what is planned I don't take anything. If my other half simply wants to give me oral sex I require very little chemical aid for that. If I need to penetrate I need more.

The nicest thing I can say is that I wish I was not an expert at this one but unfortunately I am, and I am well versed in this one.

 
There is a tremendous amount of misinformation regarding penile injection therapy for ED. The first falsehood is that it hurts. Normally one uses an injection device and the injectable goes right into the cavernosa or erection chambers. This does not go systemic and the effects remain localized so there are aspects that are actually safer than the orals. You do not risk hearing or vision. The penis actually has only limited ability to feel pain because the nerve structures are actually designed more for other purposes.

There are many formulae for injectable ED mixtures. Common caverject is little more than Prostaglandin E-1. The good with straight prostaglandin is that it works. The bad is that the patient forms a tolerance or resistance to the straight or singular formula more quickly. The other options are Bi-Mix, Tri-Mix and Quadmix. There is also the newest mixture which uses 5 ingredients.

The tolerance or resistance fades if one takes time off periodically and fades back to normal. This is not permanent. When I was first placed on injection therapy my Rx was for a given amount. My actual beginning injections were in fact about 1/3 that quantity. It took about 3-5 months for me to build enough resistance to where I actually needed the full amount. If I take a few months off or use it in alternating times with combination oral therapy this does not happen.

I have used this on and off for years, and if done correctly it is safe, effective and poses very little risk for other problems.

The greater the number of ingredients in the mix the more effective the mix and the more adjustable the mix becomes to the needs of the individual patient. Adjustments in the percentage of each ingredient in the injection changes the effect a great deal. One can extend duration in a patient and reduce the intensity or strength of the erection or the opposite can be done.

The strength of the erection changes sensation a great deal. The stronger the erection the more intense the stimulation of your penis. In time the best MD's dealing with ED make adjustments to tailor the erection to patient preferences.

The biggest problem to me with the injectable medications is that they must be refrigerated and they are anything but "portable" and you simply cannot travel and keep a supply with you. This is why you need a real expert when dealing with ED in this manner.

Most MD's are not qualified to handle injectable ED therapy and most are not aware of how many adjustments can be made to make this in fact the most effective and most pleasurable manner in which to proceed.

Cost of the injectables depends on sourcing. There are compounding pharmacies all over this country that ship via FedEx air. If this stuff is cold-packed it will keep for 24-hours from the time it leaves the Pharmacist. You need to really stay on top of pricing and remember that you need to price shop because an individual formula can vary between compounding pharmacies by a wide margin. Some of the less honest pharmacists will invent government rules and regulations that in fact are used to mark up their products. The more you buy in a single order the cheaper that this gets. If you were to buy your supply six months at a time it comes out far cheaper per injection than the cost of the oral medication. Again you MUST price shop your prescription. Avoid situations where there are MD kickbacks from certain pharmacies. Get your first Rx and then price shop after that requesting the pharmacy change as needed to save yourself a great deal of money.

Orals have great limitations and are most effective if the erectile dysfunction is mild to moderate. The effectiveness begins to drop off as the severity of the erectile dysfunction increases.

The orals have proven safe under physician supervision at dosages far higher than originally thought. Some treating ED are now using combination therapy. This means a combination of Viagra and Cialis. These are given at a lower dosage and the combination is effective in ED that is of higher severity.

If you need injection therapy and do not have severe side effects from the orals with the main problem being that the medication is not effective combination therapy can be tried. The only combination that works is the combination of Viagra and Cialis. Both use a slightly different method of operation even though they are both PDE-5 inhibitors. Viagra and Levitra operate in exactly the same way.

This really requires an expert and the best therapy is the Quad or new 5-mix specials. They are far more stable and it takes far longer to build resistance. This should be prescribed along with oral combination therapy to allow you the freedom to travel and still have fun with your partner.

I started this treatment quite a few years ago and I tailor what I do in medication to what I am going to do in bed. If I don't need anything for what is planned I don't take anything. If my other half simply wants to give me oral sex I require very little chemical aid for that. If I need to penetrate I need more.

The nicest thing I can say is that I wish I was not an expert at this one but unfortunately I am, and I am well versed in this one.

Thank you for this informative post.... :smile:
 
A guy I know uses it. His lover had strep throat and went down on him. The resulting infection damaged the tissues. The ER doc told him if he'd waited another day or two before coming for care, they would have had to amputate his penis. He is very happy with the caverject.
 
I cannot imagine injecting something into my penis.

I had exactly the same opinion until I was trained to do it. There are special injection techniques used for what is called an "intracavernosal" injection and it can be painful if you screw it up. The main thing is that the needle must be placed correctly and it needs to penetrate into the cavernosa (erectile chamber) and not go completely through into other tissues. Once the injection is completed depending on your sensitivity the injection process starts within a few minutes.

What I love about it is the adjustability in the right circumstances.

If I plan on a lovemaking session of longer duration I can adjust accordingly and because of the high stimulation level you can if you are physically able go directly from one ejaculation on to a second or third one. The erection does not wilt immediately after. The injectable more or less cancels out what the bolus of prolactin creates.

Nobody would agree more on what it sounds like, but the reality and the mental thoughts our imagination conjures up fortunately for those bothered by E.D. are two different things. . . . .