When I went there I was told they could help. (after prostate surgery I was unable to get an erection) They checked that I had good blood flow a good heart beat etc. When the doctor came in with his device I thought it was another test. To my surprise it was an injection. It did work, but I have later heard about trimix from my urologist. A Trimix prescription from my urologist cost about one third that at Arkansas men's clinic. Some good came from my experience at the clinic, it urged me to ask my urologist about the injections. I can't say it was a bad experience, and if I were told up front about the injections I am not sure I would have went for it. It does take some getting used to. If you are shy about giving yourself an injection the clinic has an auto injector activated by a trigger. My experience was that they would assess my situation, and find a solution that would fix me, but they are about trimix.

Ask about the Doctor that works there. What is his back ground???.. Ask if they use Nurses or Medical Assistants, there is a big difference... After they stick a needle into your member and the guy comes in with a lab coat and a stethoscope, ask if he knows how to use the stethoscope or if it is just a prop... See if he can even spell it... All he is is a high pressure sales person on commission...