Ensure a safe, hygienic, and professional microneedling experience with our disposable protective sleeves.

Designed for salon professionals, these durable, single-use sleeves create a protective barrier between your microneedling pen and any potentially contaminated surfaces, minimizing the risk of cross-contamination.

Easy to apply and replace, they streamline the cleaning and sterilization process, helping maintain a consistently sterile environment.

By fully covering your microneedling pen, these sleeves enhance safety protocols and ensure clients receive the highest standard of care with every treatment.

Note: Microneedling pen not included. For Dr.Pen A20 Microneedling Pen use only.

What’s in the Box

• 10pcs of Protective Sleeve for Microneedling Pen

Product Specifications

• Product Dimensions: 16cm x 5cm
• Material: Plastic

HOW TO USE 

1. Ensure your microneedling pen is clean and free from any debris or contaminants before use.
2. Take a fresh protective sleeve from the box and inspect it for any damage or tears. If compromised, discard it and use a new one to maintain proper protection.
3. Insert the cartridge into the pen, then carefully slide the pen into the wider opening of the protective sleeve.
4. Push the pen forward until the needle tip extends through the smaller opening, ensuring the sleeve securely adheres to the tip housing.
5. Once positioned correctly, proceed with your microneedling session as usual.
6. Regularly check the sleeve for any signs of wear, damage, or contamination. If it becomes compromised, replace it immediately to uphold hygiene and safety.
7. After finishing the treatment or between clients, carefully remove the used sleeve and dispose of it safely.

DO NOT

Never reuse protective sleeves for multiple sessions. Each sleeve is designed for single-use only.

IMPORTANT

Maintaining strict hygiene and sanitation protocols is essential in microneedling. Protective sleeves are just one component of a sterile work environment.

For optimal safety, always follow best practices: wear gloves, use disposable barriers, and regularly clean and sterilize your equipment. This ensures the highest level of protection for both you and your clients.