Lab Results Just In For DMSO and Amyl Nitrite Samples
After a few mishaps and delays, both my samples of DMSO and Amyl nitrite has been verified as pure. This means that my new list of injectable experiments are good to go. Since DMSO has a very low toxicity rate and has been used quite often as an injection solvant, as well as a vasodilator in its own right (but will it cause an erection? That's what I want to find out), a few test injections by itself should help me gauge its potential.
Amyl nitrite is a tricky solvant to use, since it dissolves the rubber used in multi-use sterile vials. This means that I must filter-sterilize just the dose that I want to use immediately, as there is no means that I can think of right now to have a sterile muli-use vial of it. This will drive the cost per dose up significantly, as a new syringe filter will be used up per injection. The ideal solution is to have glass ampules of it, opening only when needed. Another solution is to pre-fill multiple syringes with the same filter, however I am unsure of long-term storage in the syringe since it also has a rubber part to it. When preparing the sample for the lab, I used a normal syringe to transfer the liquid, and filter-sterilized it before placing in the non-rubberized amber vial. No contaminants where found, which may suggest that injecting directly from the filter may be a good idea to prevent any contamination from the syringe.
With any luck, amyl nitrite will be painless and provide rapid erections that last a long time. I am certainly crossing my fingers that this is the replacement for prostaglandin E1, which has its own share of inconveniences.
I admit, injecting something new for the first time is always frightening, especially if I don't have any knowledge of anyone else doing this before. I have many research reports of amyl nitrite being used to cause erections, but no actual first-hand reports of what to expect. Just opening the bottle of amyl and smelling the volatile liquid gives me a slight headache and light-headedness, so I am hoping that the cockring will keep it in the penis and not anywhere else where it can cause discomfort.
In any case, I will continue to do more research and figure out the best protocol for administering the product as safely as possible. Unfortunately amyl nitrite and dmso react chemically together, so a dmso transdermal vector is out of the question.
Thanks for reading!
Ronielle
Amyl nitrite is a tricky solvant to use, since it dissolves the rubber used in multi-use sterile vials. This means that I must filter-sterilize just the dose that I want to use immediately, as there is no means that I can think of right now to have a sterile muli-use vial of it. This will drive the cost per dose up significantly, as a new syringe filter will be used up per injection. The ideal solution is to have glass ampules of it, opening only when needed. Another solution is to pre-fill multiple syringes with the same filter, however I am unsure of long-term storage in the syringe since it also has a rubber part to it. When preparing the sample for the lab, I used a normal syringe to transfer the liquid, and filter-sterilized it before placing in the non-rubberized amber vial. No contaminants where found, which may suggest that injecting directly from the filter may be a good idea to prevent any contamination from the syringe.
With any luck, amyl nitrite will be painless and provide rapid erections that last a long time. I am certainly crossing my fingers that this is the replacement for prostaglandin E1, which has its own share of inconveniences.
I admit, injecting something new for the first time is always frightening, especially if I don't have any knowledge of anyone else doing this before. I have many research reports of amyl nitrite being used to cause erections, but no actual first-hand reports of what to expect. Just opening the bottle of amyl and smelling the volatile liquid gives me a slight headache and light-headedness, so I am hoping that the cockring will keep it in the penis and not anywhere else where it can cause discomfort.
In any case, I will continue to do more research and figure out the best protocol for administering the product as safely as possible. Unfortunately amyl nitrite and dmso react chemically together, so a dmso transdermal vector is out of the question.
Thanks for reading!
Ronielle