Tattoo Cartridges

Frequently asked questions

• What types of tattoo needle cartridges do you offer?

  We offer a comprehensive range of tattoo needle cartridges including round liners, round shaders, magnum shaders, curved magnums, and flat needles. Each configuration is designed for specific techniques—whether you need precision lining, smooth shading, solid color packing, or soft blending. All cartridges are compatible with standard rotary tattoo machines.

• Are your tattoo needles sterilized and safe to use?

  Yes, every tattoo needle cartridge is 100% EO-sterilized (Ethylene Oxide sterilization) and individually packaged in sealed blister packs. This medical-grade sterilization process ensures complete safety and hygiene for both artists and clients. Each package includes an expiration date and sterilization indicator for your peace of mind.

• How do I choose the right needle configuration for my tattoo work?

  The right needle depends on your technique. Round liners (RL) are ideal for crisp outlines and detailed work. Round shaders (RS) work well for shading and color blending. Magnum needles excel at covering larger areas and smooth gradients. If you're unsure, we recommend starting with a variety pack to test different configurations and find what works best for your style.

• Can beginners use professional tattoo needle cartridges?

  Absolutely. Our tattoo needle cartridges are suitable for artists at all skill levels, from apprentices to seasoned professionals. The cartridge system offers better stability and precision compared to traditional coil setups, making them easier to control for beginners while still delivering the performance professionals demand.

• How should I store unused tattoo needle cartridges?

  Store your tattoo needles in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep them in their original sealed packaging until you're ready to use them. Always check the expiration date on the package before use—most EO-sterilized needles remain sterile for 5 years when properly stored. Never use cartridges with damaged or opened packaging.