Sterilisation

All of the instruments we use to do a Tattoo or Piercing, come in Sealed, sterilised Bags or packets.

The indication strips on the packets / steri bags tell you if they are sterile or not. And they will be shown to you before the start of any Tattoo or Piercing.

Also all of  our bottles and work surfaces (even our power supplies and ultra sonic baths) are covered, in an  nonporous, disposable,  plastic wrap for each costumer, and as with your needles ink and razors, are disposed of in your presence.

This is to insure that, not only are you getting a Tattoo or Piercing done in the most sterile environment posable,
but also ..... you know you are.

All of our non disposable equipment, such as tips, grips & stems, clamps and scissors,
are then soaked in medical detergent, thoroughly cleaned, then placed in an ultra sonic
bath (a device that uses sound waves to implode microscopic bubbles through out it's
bathing tank, removing any trace of debris form even the hardest to reach areas of the
equipment.) Then rinsed and bagged ready for sterilisation.

When sterilising bagged items, to insure the they are sterilised properly, you have to use a Vacuum autoclave
with a drying cycle.

                                     In all our studios we use : Prestige Medical Century 2 Vacuum autoclaves

                                     These are top of the range Vacuum autoclaves that rivals most hospital autoclaves.

                                     They have pre-set electronic, sterilising cycles to ensure that the equipment has been
                                     thoroughly sterilised and dried before the door can be opened. So that the contents of
                                     the bags are 100 percent sterile and safe for use.

They also have printers fitted the keep accurate track of every cycle, and are regularly
maintained by the manufactures engineers. To make sure that they stay in peek working
order.

No other Tattoo studios in our areas, have any thing even close to this level of
Sterilisation or work ethic, but don't just take our word for it come and see for your selves!