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This article is from the Impotence FAQ, by Sine Nomine llama@drizzle.com with numerous contributions by others.
You can purchase PGE1 or various mixes without syringes. Consult your
pharmacists to find out what you should use to reconstitute the mix
(for example, you can buy Edex without syringes, but you also need to
buy sterile saline solution or bacteriostatic water for mixing it. You
can generally get diluent at the same pharmacy where you get the
medication.
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