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Posted 3/20/2009 11:37 AM (GMT -5)
I hope this is the correct place for this question, there are many different possible combinations for the treatment of ed by the trimix method, and my current location prevents me from using my last supplier (boston medical group) and the cost was also prohibitive! my question is does anyone know what the mix is that was known as there F1? it was very succesful for me and if known my doc will script the local compounding pharmacy so i will have a known starting point, i will be very greatful for any help.
Posted 3/20/2009 12:25 PM (GMT -5)

Hi

I think that your doctor will just have to experiment with various dosages. I have seen on their web site that they (Boston Medical Group) have patented/copyrighted their unique treatment approach. In effect, they have discovered a very good working formula for the Trimix and won't share with anyone.

My urologist started me on the standard beginner's formula and it has worked fine. Actually, too well, as I have had to reduce the dosage in the syringe.

Good luck

Posted 3/20/2009 12:39 PM (GMT -5)
Thanks for the reply, yes they are very guarded about there special mix, unfortunatley at one time i had the info and didnt know it! oh well the story of my life, my hindsight is always 20/20  lol, would you mind sharing what your mix is that is concidered standard? the reason is my location prevents easy access to a uro doc, so im using a family doc and im trying to assist in my own care and help him at the same time, thanks again
Posted 3/20/2009 12:44 PM (GMT -5)

Ok, this seems to be very common knowledge for the Trimix. My script reads: 5ML Triple Mix 20:30:1 INJ

My compounding pharmacy gives out the syringes already filled but I'm changing that on the next refill and going to the vial. I waste too much at the current time.

Posted 3/20/2009 12:51 PM (GMT -5)
Thanks alot, i will share this info with my doc and know im moving in the right direction, my biggest problem is the distance i have to go for treatment and going back and forth to get the dosage correct is my biggest concern, once again thanks very much for responding so quickly it is very much appreiacated
Posted 3/20/2009 4:13 PM (GMT -5)
I went to Boston Medical.  At the first visit, I knew I could not afford their treatment, but I asked for their quad-mix (which is what they use) prescription and took it to a compound pharmacy here in Dallas and they filled it.  Therefore, I think... think that the physician who saw you is obligated to give the prescription to you.  I could be wrong, but I know the dr who saw me did give me the prescription. I used it for a short time before deciding I would not inject any longer.

Gene214

Posted 3/20/2009 7:48 PM (GMT -5)

Hi Rotorhead

Sorry I can't help. I use a bi-mix (no prostaglandin). I can give you my bi-mix formula.

Does STX mean anything to you?

Posted 3/20/2009 9:05 PM (GMT -5)
Gene 214, do you know off hand what the script was that they use for the quad mix? my problem is i was in arizona when i went to BMG and now i live in arkansas and dont have access to there office, but i did use there mix and for me it was very effective, but from here i cant get the info from them, as i recall the forth part might have been atropine but it has been awhile and i just dont remember but any help would be nice  thanks,   tatered

Posted 3/20/2009 9:38 PM (GMT -5)

rotorhead said...
Gene 214, do you know off hand what the script was that they use for the quad mix? my problem is i was in arizona when i went to BMG and now i live in arkansas and dont have access to there office, but i did use there mix and for me it was very effective, but from here i cant get the info from them, as i recall the forth part might have been atropine but it has been awhile and i just dont remember but any help would be nice  thanks,   tatered

Sorry, The STX I asked about referred to another forum and a guy who flys a metalic teal helicopter.  I guess it isn't you.
Posted 3/20/2009 10:02 PM (GMT -5)
no the stx doesnt mean anything to me, but i do fly remote control helicopters, gotta have fun somehow!!!   lol

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