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Penile Injections

Prescription injections for erectile dysfunction that work directly on blood vessels and smooth muscle. This local action increases blood flow involved in producing and maintaining an erection.

Starting at $100.00
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Tri-mix is administered as a penile self-injection, typically considered to be the most powerful class of anti-erectile dysfunction agents.

Research has found that these drugs can induce a penile erection when injected directly into the penis. Since 1983, these erectile dysfunction injections have gained popularity and acceptance. The FDA approved Prostaglandin E1 for treatment in 1995 and then eventually papaverine and phentolamine were added to make the Tri-mix.

The thought of injecting a drug into your penis may sound intimidating, but research has shown that more than 70% of men are highly satisfied with this therapy. If you are not getting results from the conventional medications such as Viagra® and Cialis®, penile injections are now considered the go to treatment. When properly administered, Tri-Mix can be an effective, safe and life changing medication. 

 
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