Michigan Men's Medical Clinic Don't Even Think of It! Farmington Hills Michigan

 The Michigan Men's Medical Clinic and it's founder Dr. Kevin Hornsby advertise that they can help men with ED and PE function sexually for up to 90 minutes.  I went to the clinic on July 29, 2013 for the first time to see what it was all about.  Once there, after some health information was taken a doctor used some gadget to measure the blood flow into my p***s.  He announced I was a good candidate for the program.  I waited and a technician (are they nurses or licensed?) came and told me to lay down--on a massage table made into a exam table--and left the room.  He also told me to drop my pants--one of many requests that day to do the same.  He came back after quite a while with a instrument know as an auto injector.  This injector was going to inject my p***s with a drug that would cause an erection.  He injected me told me to stand up and stroke myself to make the blood flow down into my p***s.  After this a salesman came into the room; I was dressed with this erection that wasn't about to disipate till the medicine wore off.  He showed me a glowing report of a study with men using a similar self injection method.  What he didn't say was that it was a small sampling of men and only a small perentage of the men completed the study; it ran for a year.  His sales pitch was:  I would get a real bargain if I purchased enough medication to use for a year--all of this for a mere $5243.  I picked up the medication and supplies the next day.  I started to follow the program. 

This is the clincher:  trying to self inject was traumatic and a disaster.  The auto ilnjector once loaded with a syringe of the drug and triggered is a nightmare to use.  You have to hold your p***s with one hand and the injector with the other.  Once in the correct position, the trigger is pushed with a loud click, the tool snaps against the p***s (yes you feel it hit), and the needle is plunged into the p***s.  Your are not in any way told what a trauma this is or about the anticipatory response.  After a couple of uses, I got swelling, bruising, and continued pain.  I went back and they said I was doing it wrong.  I tried again with the same results.  I went back again with the same pain, bruising, and swelling.  I said I would not use the stuff again.  I went to my own doctor who said I developed scarring that was potientally permanent.  I called and asked for a refund--they make you sign a sheet that says there are no refunds.  I got a call from the home office in Florida and was told I could not get a refund.  I wrote a formal letter requesting a refund for the second time.  And, by the way, the medication they sold me came from a compounding pharmacy in Florida--Olympia Pharmacy.  It's one of the 3 implicated in the drug scandal earlier in the year; the drugs that were used caused harm to many people.  Olympia is the new name.  The same owners changed it to Olympia after the legal stuff was over.  And, they continue to compound drugs.  On line reports say the FDA had to get a searach warrant and enter the place with federal marshals in order to conduct an inspection.  Had I known any of this, I would not have allowed the MMMC to inject me.  At the clinic, your put into the most vulnerable position, a chemically induced erection, and taken advantage of!  It's a scam!!!