🔧 ATOMUS 100 Mix Body Piercing Needle Sizes 12g, 14g, 16g, 18g, and 20g - Body Art Tattoo Equipment & Supplies - Tattoo Machine Tool Supply - Body Piercing Tool (MIX SIZE) Review

I bought these for the first time and I have to say they are excellent quality. And it helps that the sensor is labeled on the outside so I don't have to guess. I've used them on myself and other people and they do a great job. I would recommend it to any other piercer and will definitely buy more in the future 👌🏽

The needles are great and razor sharp My only complaint is that I wanted mixed sizes and only got 16g and this was the last size I wanted.

FIRST I DID NOT READ 100 ON THE PRODUCT SO WHEN I OPENED 100 LIKE 3 INCH STERILE NEEDLES I WAS SO SATISFIED. Second, and calmer, I've used them to make a divider at home and it helped 100% make the process easier (was it that sharp? Like there was no skin damage) and 10 times more sterile than piercing me would have been if I had somehow done it after a glitch, originally decided.

So many needles! Everything is sterilized in individual plastic sleeves. I don't think I'll lose much time, but if I do I'll take it back.

Although all needles were individually wrapped and appeared sterile, they were difficult to use. Each wrapper had no indentations or flared edges, so I had to cut each one with scissors. This later worried me about their sterility (my scissors are clean but not sterile) and wasted a lot of time. In addition, there is no indication on each individual needle pack that the sterilization has worked. When the needles are autoclaved, a small dot often turns a certain color, indicating the process is…

Needles are great and razor sharp My only complaint is that I wanted mixed sizes and only got 16g and this was the last size I wanted.

So many needles! Everything is sterilized in individual plastic sleeves. I don't think I'll lose much time, but if I do I'll take it back.

Although all the needles were individually wrapped and appeared sterile, they were difficult to use. Each wrapper had no indentations or flared edges, so I had to cut each one with scissors. This later worried me about their sterility (my scissors are clean but not sterile) and wasted a lot of time. In addition, there is no indication on each individual needle pack that the sterilization has worked. When needles are autoclaved, a small dot often turns a specific color, indicating the process is