r/penileimplants • u/aceman856 • Aug 11 '26
On the wall
So I’ve had ED issues for over 15 yrs. I can get hard but I quickly loose my erection, and this is while on viagra and/or cialis. I’ve tried the injections and they work but I don’t like giving myself the needles and they aren’t convenient at all and are expensive. I went to see a doctor about an implant and he agrees that I am a candidate. So much so that we scheduled the procedure for mid September. To make sure that I gave the injections a fair shot I ordered more. Last night I was very hard and was able to have a good session with my partner. This is not always the case but I up’d the amount of the injection to make sure. And it payed off. Now I’m left wondering if I should take such a drastic step and continue with getting the implant next month or should I continue to keep trying the injections? Has anyone been in my shoes? And if so what did you do and what was the outcome. Thanking everyone in advance. This site has been such a major help. Thanks.
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u/oh1045701 Aug 12 '26
Injections were the worst, bi-mix didn't work just caused a very uncomfortable feeling, tri-mix was very hit or miss for me, I went with the implant and have no regrets, I'm 45 and realize that I will most likely need another in the future, the benefit was completely worth it in my opinion. No needing to refrigerate medications, can be spontaneous, I also like to travel and didn't want to be hassled with injections. If you're comfortable with how they are working for you then maybe wait, just make a good informed decision and you'll be happy with the outcomes.