insulin Dermapen Cartridge Derma Rolling pen Needles

insulin Dermapen Cartridge Derma Rolling pen Needles
Specification:
Item: Needle Cartridge for microneedle pen
Package: Individual Sealed Plastic Bag, Sterile EO Gas, Non Pyrogen
Usage: Disposable Tips
Application for: Dr.pen X5
Needle Length: 0.25-2.5mm
Certificate: CE,FDA
Type: Screw Tips
Material of needles: Stainless Steel
Needle size:9/12/24/36/42/nano
Production details
Needle function:
9 pin: repair Mole pit; remove acne; eliminate stretch marks, wrinkles.12 pin: repair acne pox pit; remove acne; eliminate stretch marks, wrinkles.36 needle: whitening; watering; spot removing; skin rejuvenation; shrink pores.42 needle: spot removing; repair acne pox pit; skin rejuvenation; shrink pores.Nano needle: painless nutrition importing, whitening skin; spot removing; skin rejuvenation.
FAQ
Q: How are the needle tips sterilized? A:To ensure safety we use only the most advanced sterilization procedures and packaging materials. Currently, we are using gamma ray radiation to sterilize the needle cartridges. This method gives 3 to 5 years of guaranteed sterility from date of manufacture.
Q: How many times can each needle tip be re-used? A:Dermapen's sterile needle tips are designed to be disposable and are for single-use only, to prevent cross-contamination and infection. The needle tips cannot be properly sterilized after use due to the materials used in their construction. We strongly recommend against re-using needle tip cartridges, as patient safety is of paramount importance. Dermapen's design permits the user to change the needle tip cartridge after each treatment. A low consumable cost of the needle tips, combined with little to no downtime for the patient, makes Dermapen an ideal solution.
Q: Does the tip need to be changed if several areas on a patient's body are being treated within the same session? A:There are no safety concerns in the situation described above when the sterility protocol is followed properly, however, there are some other factors that need to be considered. One of them is the severity of the condition being treated. While the needles do retain their sharpness for the entirety of a generic Dermapen Treatment and beyond, a practitioner may want to use a new tip if particularly thick scar tissue spanning over a large area is being treated. In most cases, this is not necessary.
Another issue is the use of TLA when treating several large areas. As a general rule, TLA should not be applied to a composite area of an A4 sheet of paper during any single treatment. If a larger area, such as the back, needs to be treated and TLA application is necessary, it is recommended to break the area up and treat it over several sessions.