Tongue Depressors （100pcs）
- Individually-Wrapped：Each tongue depressor is individually wrapped.
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Wooden Tongue Depressors: Designed for strength and durability, our sterile tongue depressors are made from Grade A hardwood.
- Tasteless and Odorless: Smooth tongue depressors are tasteless and odorless and feature precision cut, polished smooth edges.
- Multi-Purpose Use: For use to depress the tongue to allow for examination of mouth and throat. Can also be used for arts and crafts, spreading creams and waxes, and for mixing solutions.
- Smooth Tongue Depressors: Tongue depressors are 6” L, senior sized. Individually-wrapped. 100-Count.
FAQ
How long does shipping take?How long will it take to get my orders?
We strive to process and ship orders promptly!
- Order Processing Time: We typically arrange shipment within 1-2 business days of receiving your order.
- For U.S. Customers: With our warehouse located in California, delivery usually takes 3-5 business days.
- For International Customers: Shipping times vary but are generally within 7-14 days, depending on your location.
Please note that delivery times may be extended during holidays. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to our support team at contact@tnttattoos.com.
We’re here to help and ensure your experience with T&T is seamless!
How Can I Learn More About Your Products in Action?
To see our products in real-world use, visit our YouTube channel,https://www.youtube.com/@tnttattoo where we showcase demonstrations and reviews by professional tattoo artists. Our brand has been trusted for many years by a vast community of skilled professionals.
If you have specific questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to us at contact@tnttattoos.com. We’re always here to support you and ensure your experience with T&T is exceptional.
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Trust at first touch
- Patented downward force membrane
*Generates downward pressure t maintain super stable needle performance. - Ink capillary reservoir system
*Provides smooth and flexible ink output, preventing splatter and ink leakage.
Why do we use this shape for the cartridge tip?
When I noticed that tattoo artists were frequently struggling with issues like ink splattering or leaking during their work, I could deeply empathize with their frustration. This led me to wonder—what if the design of the needle tip could mimic the smooth and consistent flow of a fountain pen?After numerous experiments, our capillary reservoir tip design significantly reduced ink splattering and leaking. The ink flow became much smoother and more effortless, allowing you to enjoy a more relaxed and pleasant working experience.
Stability + Storage
Our tattoo cartridge needles stress the importance of ink stability and accuracy, resulting in even ink distribution Customers can trust that our tattoo cartridge needles are designed for precise and consistent ink delivery
Why does our membrane have ridges on both sides?
The membrane serves as the elastic component of the needle. A standard conical membrane allows the needle to move back and forth within the cartridge, but it often fails to maintain stable operation, causing frustration for many tattoo artists.
To address this, we designed a membrane with ridges on both sides. These ridges act as guides, generating downward pressure that plays a critical role in stabilizing the needle’s operation. Extensive testing has proven this design to be highly effective.
We’re confident this innovation will provide you with a smoother, more effortless, and enjoyable working experience.
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