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Are Disposable Tattoo Needles Really Safe?

I’ve heard someone saying that there is no need to get any autoclave or Ultrasonic Cleaner as now disposable needles and tubes are easily available here and there.

Yes, when do tattoos, tattoo artists will give each customer a new set of one-time-use needles and tubes, so there seem to be no possibilities for exposure. Sound pretty perfect, right? However, have you ever consider that except needles and tubes, if there are other things that can cause diseases if wrongly handled?

One fact you may don’t know. In October, 2005, four Maryland teenagers all got tattooed by someone working out of his basement, and then two of them got ill and sent to hospital. Disposable tattoo needles has been applied, and the Tattoo Artist did wear clean gloves, so where goes wrong?

I should those teenagers are too careless about the safety. They should have checked the environment and the tools before having tattoos on their skin. Some tattoo artists may not pay that much attention to sterilization. They claim that they use disposable tattoo needles and tubes each time they apply a tattoo design, or at least they have soaked their tools in alcohol or boil them before, which is not enough for a safe tattooing. You can make any mistakes, even a little bit one, when do tattooing and piecing, as what you may cost is your life. Just keep in mind that diseases don’t transmit only by needles.

So, what shall we do to prevent?

The first and foremost thing is to get a licensed studio, which is quite necessary as the artists there get really professional tattoo skills enabling you to get a pretty safe tattooing. Then you should pay close attention to their sterilizing process. Check if they get every needed steps right. Have a close look at the disposable tattoo needles and tubes they’re going to apply on you. Make sure those needles are in a clean manner and each needle is individually wrapped. They should be discarded after one-time use. The last thing is to examine the tattoo artist. He should get his hands cleaned, and then wear tattoo gloves and sleeves, which should also be sterilized and be really clean. You can’t be too careful about those things.

In a word, you can never regard it safe when you see the tattoo artist using disposable tattoo needles. An extremely clean environment is needed as well. You just can rely too much on those needles. Tattooing will never be more important than your life.

Open Heart Surgery Scar?

Ok I hated It the whole overwhelming operation when I was 3
I had congenital heart defect... Hole in my heart Also painful all
the needles, tubes coming out, painful stitches!

I'm sick of people asking me why I have a scar like It's none of their business at all even guys at the pool like that pisses me off like why do you think I have a scar and it's in between my cleavage So I can't wear v-necks or classy dresses or tanktops because when I do People drill me with all of these stupid questions like Did it hurt? Like hell yea Ok
What should I do about this problem i'm turning 15 now
What do you suggest have you had and open heart surgery experiences ? how do you deal with the arrogance?
And is there any website where you can relate to people who had this done too??
Thanks a bunch!

The fact that you have this scar is inconsequential. The fact that you are still alive is what you should think about. My husband has a scar running down the middle of his chest, and from the top to the bottom of his right leg where the doctors harvested the vein to replace his bad heart arteries. He may be considerably older than you, but in our circle of friends he is welcomed as another member of the "zipper club". Tell those who ask about it that you're alive because of that scar...and it is none of their business.

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