Hi,
someone experience with MUSE?
http://muserx.net/hcc/
(It could be an alternative to caverject ...)
What if using when not really necessary
BR
Willy
MUSE? (Not caverject)
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Re: MUSE? (Not caverject)
Hi,
I could not wait any longer ... this mornig I did it.
I inserted the MUSE applicator into the urethra and applied 250 µg.
Interested in effect?
I keep you informed ...
I could not wait any longer ... this mornig I did it.
I inserted the MUSE applicator into the urethra and applied 250 µg.
Interested in effect?
I keep you informed ...
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Re: MUSE? (Not caverject)
... I was woundering, how the MUSE looks like but I cannt find any photos in the www.
So here for all are interested:
So here for all are interested:
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Re: MUSE? (Not caverject)
I've used Muse loads of time's, If you want any tips let me know
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what are your experiences with it and how much does it cost in general? I know odds are viagra is most likely more cost effective, but still wondering how much it generally cost you to get muse?
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They are about £10 each private, 1000mg dose,
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Good for use when you have had silicone, creates a good blood filled cock, and stretches the silicone out much better then to massage. I know of someone in uk has a few for sale, uk only though i imagine , they are 1000mg .
PM me
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I have no personal experience with MUSE, but I do like the concept. I talked to my urologist about it, and he said doctors seldom recommend it. He also said it wasn't very effective for most men. Where I live, the doctors aren't that open to allowing people to try something just to see how well it works. I was prescribed V-i-a-g-r-a years back, and it had zero effect on me. That's why I've been seeking a more natural approach, rather than allopathic drugs.
P.S. The reason I separated out the marketing name for the blue pill is that this forum blocks my post if it detects this word.
P.S. The reason I separated out the marketing name for the blue pill is that this forum blocks my post if it detects this word.
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I can see why doctors might be reluctant to prescribe MUSE.
According to the promotional video, MUSE works by dilating the arteries and relaxing the smooth muscle fibers in the penis as it is absorbed through the wall of the urethra into the erectile bodies of the penis. Ostensibly, this causes those bodies to swell, thereby cutting off venous blood flow out of the penis and resulting in an erection. I think that's an oversimplification of how erections occur. Nevertheless, what if the venous blood flow out of the penis isn't completely cut off? And what about after you have cum and your erection diminishes? Sooner or later this drug will no longer be confined just to your penis and will be coursing throughout your entire body, presumably dilating arteries and relaxing smooth muscle tissues in areas where those effects may not be doing you any good.
It is a pretty crappy way to deliver a drug if you ask me. The only way to do it safely (if that's even possible) is by very cautiously increasing the dosage in small steps on a trial basis (assuming you can afford it at up to $75 a pop) and keeping your fingers crossed that you don't have a bad reaction. There is apparently a very real danger of heart failure or fainting. But I suppose, whatever doesn't kill you may make your boner stronger.
According to the promotional video, MUSE works by dilating the arteries and relaxing the smooth muscle fibers in the penis as it is absorbed through the wall of the urethra into the erectile bodies of the penis. Ostensibly, this causes those bodies to swell, thereby cutting off venous blood flow out of the penis and resulting in an erection. I think that's an oversimplification of how erections occur. Nevertheless, what if the venous blood flow out of the penis isn't completely cut off? And what about after you have cum and your erection diminishes? Sooner or later this drug will no longer be confined just to your penis and will be coursing throughout your entire body, presumably dilating arteries and relaxing smooth muscle tissues in areas where those effects may not be doing you any good.
It is a pretty crappy way to deliver a drug if you ask me. The only way to do it safely (if that's even possible) is by very cautiously increasing the dosage in small steps on a trial basis (assuming you can afford it at up to $75 a pop) and keeping your fingers crossed that you don't have a bad reaction. There is apparently a very real danger of heart failure or fainting. But I suppose, whatever doesn't kill you may make your boner stronger.
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First of all, that certainly wasn't the concern my urologist put forth while discussing this subject. The reason, as I mentioned before, that docs don't seem to prescribe MUSE very often is because it doesn't work as well as other things, like that blue pill.TetherSpout wrote:I can see why doctors might be reluctant to prescribe MUSE.
According to the promotional video, MUSE works by dilating the arteries and relaxing the smooth muscle fibers in the penis as it is absorbed through the wall of the urethra into the erectile bodies of the penis. Ostensibly, this causes those bodies to swell, thereby cutting off venous blood flow out of the penis and resulting in an erection. I think that's an oversimplification of how erections occur. Nevertheless, what if the venous blood flow out of the penis isn't completely cut off?
MUSE, if my memory serves me well, is often a better choice for someone who has heart issues. Now, that's not to say there aren't dozens of side effects from this drug either, but the incidents of problems appear to be far less. The dilation of the blood vessels is predominantly localized to the penis. If you have issues with venous leak, then I'd have to assume you couldn't maintain an erection for long, or would be forced to use a cock ring to keep things hard for awhile.
No, I don't believe that is the case. The drug is delivered to the urethra for a good reason, rather than by mouth. I don't doubt for a second that it doesn't course through your body, and can affect your blood pressure, etc. All of these vasodilators do this, but MUSE does potentially offer some advantages over the blue pill:And what about after you have cum and your erection diminishes? Sooner or later this drug will no longer be confined just to your penis and will be coursing throughout your entire body, presumably dilating arteries and relaxing smooth muscle tissues in areas where those effects may not be doing you any good.
1) With V-i-a-g-r-a, you need a libido for it to work because without it, the boost in nitric oxide won't trigger an erection. MUSE acts upon the penile tissue and arteries, more or less forcing blood to flow into the penis. As long as you have no issue with keeping blood there, your erection should be fine without having to be turned on.
2) As stated on one site I visited: "The medicine usually takes effect 5 to 10 minutes after being used. The effect lasts about 30 to 60 minutes. However, the duration will vary from person to person.". That's far faster acting than any of the pills. The effects are somewhat shorter to, which could be seen as a good thing.
I would disagree with that statement, as placing a small pill down the urethra is a lot better than injecting a needle in your cock (especially having to do so, time and time again, which causes scarring). Popping an E-D pill is very inconvenient, since you need to plan way ahead, and the risk are as severe or worse than MUSE. The industry has also found a successful way of almost halting the "generic brand" knock-off thing from happening, so prices for all of these things is still way out of proportion to their actual costs. They know desperate men will pay just about anything they ask for the pills. Goddamn crooked Big Pharma assholes.It is a pretty crappy way to deliver a drug if you ask me.
Isn't that what everybody does when they take something for the first time? Thousands of drugs can kill you, or do harm over time. It's no different with MUSE. But, I do think the track record of MUSE is somewhat better than the blue pill.The only way to do it safely (if that's even possible) is by very cautiously increasing the dosage in small steps on a trial basis (assuming you can afford it at up to $75 a pop) and keeping your fingers crossed that you don't have a bad reaction.
You see, that's why people should avoid seeing a doctor about their E-D if all he/she is going to do is prescribe a pill without doing any real investigation as to the root cause for the problem. Taking any of these drugs is a risk, even if you don't die the first time around.There is apparently a very real danger of heart failure or fainting. But I suppose, whatever doesn't kill you may make your boner stronger.
Instead, it's best to do some research into the subject (...and there's just as much misinformation on the web as there is good information). The fact is MOST guys who are in their 40's and up are suffering from impending heart disease, although their blood pressure or other tests don't show a problem. It takes years and years for your arteries to clog up, and the penile tissues are the first ones to show signs of a problem.
Instead of running out and filling in a prescription, why not do your cardiovascular system a favour, and get some sensible exercise, and take high quality supplements like L-arginine and L-citrulline and pycnogenol to open up those arteries and avoid getting sick. Avoid foods that lower your testosterone. Do things that work naturally with the body, instead of some foreign substance that forces your arteries to dilate.
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Re: MUSE? (Not caverject)
I using Caverject and it works perfect.
Yes it´s more expensive, but it´s worth to pay for
Yes it´s more expensive, but it´s worth to pay for
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This url did have a ton of useful info without directly trying to sell something. In fact I had to step through several sub - urls to get to one that was selling a product called MaleExtra and surprise, surprise the url is a .com.au. At the bottom of that same selling page is quite a long list of references to various studies of ED and various cchemical and foods that may have a positive effect on overcoming ED. No, I didn’t buy anything, I still reading all the references.grey_hound wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2017 7:21 pm Some good info
https://eddrugs2017.com/penile-injectio ... l-potency/