sikdogg said:It's available all right... it's just no cheap. I'm looking int a few things to see how to get what we need.
so you guys are willing to do intercavernosal injections every day for 6 months for an extra inch?
sikdogg said:It's available all right... it's just no cheap. I'm looking int a few things to see how to get what we need.
Let me ask you... how long did it take for you to gain 1" of length and girth?? for me, it took a solid year of very diligent work pulling and squeezing. If i can get that same gain in a few months with no work on my part, them i'm all for it.Vaseline_Knight said:so you guys are willing to do intercavernosal injections every day for 6 months for an extra inch?
Personally, i think that using a drug pump is an unnecessary cost. Great results were achieved with IC injections. The convenience of using the pump doesn't justify it's cost in my opinion since you have to add the cost of implantation of the catherter to the $6,500 price tag. The total price is now reaching that of phalloplasty.FuzzyKen said:...The heaviest costs in this are going to be in the purchase of the drug pump, the catheter it needs to get the drug to the right location, and the implantation of that catheter via surgery. Right off you have about $6,500 for the pump, probably about $30 for the tiny catheter and then the variables of the surgical implantation to facilitate drug delivery. That is as yet an unknown, but one MD and friend said it would need a little more study, but he did not see that as a real major project and felt with a wild guess that it should be able to be done in about 30 minutes....
sikdogg said:Personally, i think that using a drug pump is an unnecessary cost. Great results were achieved with IC injections. The convenience of using the pump doesn't justify it's cost in my opinion since you have to add the cost of implantation of the catherter to the $6,500 price tag. The total price is now reaching that of phalloplasty.
Potaba (Aminobenzoate Potassium):
Aminobenzoate potassium (a-mee-noe-BEN-zoe-ate poe-TAS-ee-um) is used to treat fibrosis, a condition in which the skin and underlying tissues tighten and become less flexible. This condition occurs in such diseases as dermatomyositis, morphea, Peyronie's disease, scleroderma, and linear scleroderma.
Aminobenzoate potassium is also used to treat a certain type of inflammation (nonsuppurative inflammation) that occurs in such diseases as dermatomyositis, pemphigus, and Peyronie's disease.
It's clearly not for everyone just like surgury... it does have science supporting it though, not to mention the 10 (or more) people that got good gains from it... This is far from a wacky Penis Enlargement idea though.Vaseline_Knight said:not to mention there is additional cost of taking it out. I would say that's around 20 G's for an inch of penis. I stick to NPenis Enlargement for now. Needless to say noone yet knows the side effects of this. I'd hate to end up on a show like 'The Perfect Penis' and tell people (while my face is blurred) that I lost my penis to some wacky Penis Enlargement idea and now instead of having a larger penis, i have an ingrown dick with tits popping out of my chest.
This is what i believe also but it's not completely necessary... Patient #1 gained almost 3" in length and over 2" in girth. The document makes no mention of a potentiator. According to Fuzzyken's calculations, this person made the least gains on a per month basis but i speculate that gains may possibly decrease over time. All the other patients made greater gains on a per month basis but they were on the therapy for a much shorter period of time. Patient #1 did make better gains once therapy was started again so i further speculate that it may be best to run multiple shorter runs versus one long continuous run.bluenun said:Sikdogg, do you know why a Potentiator (such as Relaxin or Potaba) is necessary to use alongside the Vasodilator?
I am guessing it is because the Potentiator is supposed to relax the tissues allowing for more expansion of the penis.
I read that about Prostaglandin E1. Trimix is now very common and can be had by anyone willing to pay for the prescription... ~$1,200 for 6 months.In the Patent application it mentions use of a Vasodilator like Prostaglandin E1, Papaverine or Phentolamine.
I understand Prostaglandin E1 can give some guys an uncomfortable ache in the penis where the other 2 do not.
I was informed that there is already a product on the market with all 3 in called Trimix prescribed to men with ED.
But they are not told to use a Potentiator with it.
He is trying to patent the process penis enlargement via extended erections thru the use of a vasodilator with or without the use of a potentiator.I wondered what it was the guy was trying to patent if there is already a vasodilator product on the market. But he advocates the use of a Potentiator.
The patent covers as much delivery methods as possible to minimize copycats...As for methods of administration there was some talk or oral, sub lingual or topical cream/gel.
I expect the most efficient way though is to inject, needles scare me![]()
This is correct... it may actually be better to cut the dose in half and inject twice to ensure that your erections don't go above 90% for more than an hour or so. Long term erections can cause ischemia.I see there are auto injectors with very small needles that can be used for injecting Trimix into the CC. You can inject into the left and right side of the penis from base to mid penis so there is no need to inject into the same place twice.
Trimix can be had by anyone willing to pay the examination fee + the prescription fee. Call you local Boston Medical Group and set-up an appointment if you're interested...So I don't expect the auto injector to be very expensive, you already mentioned that a Potentiator (protaba) can be bought relatively cheaply but I expect the Trimix will be harder to get hold of without a prescription.
This is what i believe also but it's not completely necessary... Patient #1 gained almost 3" in length and over 2" in girth. The document makes no mention of a potentiator. According to Fuzzyken's calculations, this person made the least gains on a per month basis but i speculate that gains may possibly decrease over time. All the other patients made greater gains on a per month basis but they were on the therapy for a much shorter period of time. Patient #1 did make better gains once therapy was started again so i further speculate that it may be best to run multiple shorter runs versus one long continuous run.bluenun said:Sikdogg, do you know why a Potentiator (such as Relaxin or Potaba) is necessary to use alongside the Vasodilator?
I am guessing it is because the Potentiator is supposed to relax the tissues allowing for more expansion of the penis.
I read that about Prostaglandin E1. Trimix is now very common and can be had by anyone willing to pay for the prescription... ~$1,200 for 6 months.In the Patent application it mentions use of a Vasodilator like Prostaglandin E1, Papaverine or Phentolamine.
I understand Prostaglandin E1 can give some guys an uncomfortable ache in the penis where the other 2 do not.
I was informed that there is already a product on the market with all 3 in called Trimix prescribed to men with ED.
But they are not told to use a Potentiator with it.
He is trying to patent the process penis enlargement via extended erections thru the use of a vasodilator with or without the use of a potentiator.I wondered what it was the guy was trying to patent if there is already a vasodilator product on the market. But he advocates the use of a Potentiator.
The patent covers as much delivery methods as possible to minimize copycats...As for methods of administration there was some talk or oral, sub lingual or topical cream/gel.
I expect the most efficient way though is to inject, needles scare me![]()
This is correct... it may actually be better to cut the dose in half and inject twice to ensure that your erections don't go above 90% for more than an hour or so. Long term erections can cause ischemia.I see there are auto injectors with very small needles that can be used for injecting Trimix into the CC. You can inject into the left and right side of the penis from base to mid penis so there is no need to inject into the same place twice.
Trimix can be had by anyone willing to pay the examination fee + the prescription fee. Call you local Boston Medical Group and set-up an appointment if you're interested...So I don't expect the auto injector to be very expensive, you already mentioned that a Potentiator (protaba) can be bought relatively cheaply but I expect the Trimix will be harder to get hold of without a prescription.
sikdogg said:Here's some info on Potaba...
Surprisingly, it is very in-expensive and can be purchases in bulk power form for roughly $70 per 500grams...
This drug seems to have alot of value with the patented process, but i speculate that it would be of great value to NPenis Enlargement as well... From what i've read, Potaba relaxes tissues including collagenous tissues (ligs and tunica). This is the value it adds to the patented process (as a potentiator), but there's no reason why it couldn't help when doing NPenis Enlargement work. I further speculate that gains from the patented process may be enhanced by adding manual stretching and/or an [words=http://www.phallosan.com/shop/catalog/default.php?z=eNortjIxtVKyL0pNszWxMFcrSSxKTy2JL0hMT7U1UisoykyxtbBQSy4tLsnPjS8uKcrMS7dVsgZcMMpbEbo%2C]ADS[/words] during the months of treatment.
Potaba: AMINOBENZOATE POTASSIUM
Manufacturer: Glenwood
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
KEY FACTS
Potaba® (Aminobenzoate Potassium, USP) is considered a member of the vitamin B complex. It has been suggested that the antifibrotic action of Potaba® is due to its mediation of increased oxygen uptake at the tissue level.
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P-Aminobenzoate is considered a member of the vitamin B complex. Small amounts are found in cereal, eggs, milk and meats. Detectable amounts are normally present in human blood, spinal fluid, urine, and sweat. PABA is a component of several biologically important systems, and it participates in a number of fundamental biological processes.
It has been suggested that the antifibrosis action of POTABA® is due to its mediation of increased oxygen uptake at the tissue level. Fibrosis is believed to occur from either too much serotonin or too little monoamine oxidase (MAO) activity over a period of time. Monoamine oxidase requires an adequate supply of oxygen to function properly. By increasing oxygen supply at the tissue level POTABA® may enhance MAO activity and prevent or bring about regression of fibrosis.
CLINICAL USES
Penis EnlargementYRONIE'S DISEASE: 21 patients with Peyronie's disease were placed on POTABA® therapy for periods ranging from 3 months to 2 years. Pain disappeared from 16 of 16 cases in which it had been present. There was objective improvement in penile deformity in 10 of 17 patients, and decrease in plaque size in 16 of 21. The authors suggest that this medication offers no hazard of further local injury as may result from other therapy. There were no significant untoward effects encountered on long term POTABA® therapy.
What is the advantage of taking Potaba?
Therapy with POTABA is non-toxic, low risk treatment for conditions that are usually long-term. This regimen represents a good possibility of softening hard tissue. As there is a very low incidence of drug interactions, many other medications may be continued while you are taking POTABA. It is highly soluble in water and therefore readily absorbed.
How long should I take Potaba? How soon will I see results?
Length of therapy varies considerably with disease state and from person to person. It may be two to three months before results are noticeable.
Are there foods, drink, or activites I should avoid while taking Potaba?
POTABA therapy is most acceptable when taken in conjunction with meals or snacks. There are no specific foods or drinks to avoid, but it is good to keep a normal dietary intake to prevent stomach upset or low blood sugar. The doctor should know if you are on a special diet. Usual activities can be encouraged. If you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or nursing an infant your doctor should be notified so this can be taken into consideration when prescribing POTABA or any prescription medication
bluenun said:"Also, I'm a bodybuilder and a heavy weight lifter. do you think being on this (which relaxes ligs) would make me more prone to injury?"
Good question vaseline, I was wondering that myself last night.
If it was injected into the penis then it would not be a problem but if taken orally this would be a concern of mine.
I think if you just do a Google search for you'll find many sources.Vaseline_Knight said:...So sikdogg, I live in Canada, do you know where and how I can get a hold of this Potaba?
Also, I'm a bodybuilder and a heavy weight lifter. do you think being on this (which relaxes ligs) would make me more prone to injury?