what mm should you start with? .5mm or 1mm or 1.5mm? Thanks...
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It's mostly a question of need. Depending on skin type and purpose of use. If your skin is dry and you want to deepen the use of skin product so as to obtain greater moisture to lower dermis levels, then go with a 1mm. You need to make these determinations before buying.
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I started with .5mm, then 1mm and currently am using 1.5mm. The "discomfort" gets a little worse as you move up to a longer needle length, but doing it in steps makes it a little easier.
1111918
Well really the longest you can handle. I like the 1.5 mm it does the job. Just remember it takes time to see results.
506595
you got it. looks like we need to edit this. on our amazon store we don't offer the 7mm because it would just be too confusing. thanks for catching our mistake.
1289019
The web site says .5mm, and that is what I ordered. I think you should start with that size.
531608
M5 x 15mm sounds correct. Whatever it turns out to be I'd go with stainless for strength - had bottom screw snap off after 8 months of riding. just a thought.
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Hi, Not sure about 1.5 mm. Never was good at metric. The needles are itty bitty. As I reviewed, it is a tiny bit uncomfortable the first time. You will begin to experience some exfoliating too. But I have another tip for you. I took my daughter for a peel. They used a product called The Perfect Peel by Bella Medical $200.00. U can buy it on amazon for 98.99. It's good:)
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setting / length (mm) 1 / 1.5mm 2 / 2.5 3 / 4 4 / 5.5 5 / 7 6 / 9 7 / 11 8 / 14 9 / 18
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Anything over 3mm should work fine, 4mm is ideal for smaller pieces I think
392285
Not sure what you mean by "1.5 guard" but it has these guides:No. 1/2 (1.5mm or 1/16")No. 1 (3mm or 1/8")No. 2 (6mm or 1/4")No. 3 (10mm or 3/8")No. 4 (13mm or 1/2")No. 5 (16mm or 5/8")No. 6 (19mm or 3/4")No. 7 (22mm or 7/8")No. 8 (25mm or 1")Hope this helps.
1251879
I found a chart by searching 42hs4013a4, it seems to indicate 5mm, with a tolerance of 0 to -0.012.
2014318
2.5mm is good for infants, 3mm is good for young children, and the 4mm is good for older children greater than 100 lbs and adults. The otoscope comes standard with all 3 sizes. Also packs of 60 in all three sizes are available on Amazon for purchase. It is always best to use the largest size specula you can. Some small children can easily make use of the 4mm while some adults need the smallest 2.5mm. Alot depends on the amount of ear wax and debris in the ear canal.
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It goes from 0.4mm to 5.0mm. However, from 0.4mm to 2.0mm, it's in 0.2mm increments. From 2.0mm to 5.0mm, it's it 0.5mm increments. (0.4,0.6,0.8,1.0,1.2,1.4,1.6,1.8,2.0,2.5,3.0,3.5,4.0,4.5,5.0)
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There should be no difference. Both are the figures for the size in metrics. One is just showing it with the millimeter designation(mm) after the size.
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See product description- 0.3mm, 0.5mm and 0.7mm. They are three different sizes.
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these are 1". go to Millett's site and scroll thru their product line. U will find listings for their 30mm rings. buy them, you'll LIKE em'.
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5mm I am almost sure. 6mm maybe but I think 5mm is correct. They are the tiniest one available. They only give millimeter sizes for domes not inches. 25 millimeters equals 1 inchHope this helps
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Use the .25 as the medium and purchase additional thread at your hobby shop size .33mm as the small