How do I know which length needle to buy?
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I think it is best if you start with 0.5mm because it is safer and not painful and if you like it and get used to it get a replacement head of 1.0mm.Also depends on the areas where you want to use it, use smaller needles as a beginner or to use in gently areas such as around the eyes. hope this helps.
2066691
a medical person might be qualified to answer that, but not I. I would say if you are a thick-skinned person go deeper. I am lean and muscular with little fat, so I use the short needles.
2066692
I think it is best if you start with 0.5mm because it is safer and not painful and if you like it and get used to it get a replacement head of 1.0mm. Also depends on the areas where you want to use it, use smaller needles as a beginner or to use in gently areas such as around the eyes. hope this helps.
2066693
I wondered the same thing. remember you will be applying a little pressure to penetrate the skin.The question to ask yourself then is how deep do you want the needles to go? I found the smaller needle to work just fine. It is not rough on my skin and it allows any moisturizer to be absorbed. Since I have been using mine, I have noticed a great provement in my skin's texture and appearance.
2066694
Honestly I've never used one of these before in fact coming across it on Amazon is how I learned about it....so I figured I would buy the smallest size and go from there. Which would be my recommendation to anyone else new to them. I haven't used mine yet (I keep forgetting to pick up the correct alcohol to keep it clean in apparently regular rubbing alcohol will damage it) but the company was extremely wonderful by sending me info on use and care tips before I received mine and they have since sent me even more info which I appreciate so very much. But back to answering your question (sorry to get off track there) for a beginner I would say the smallest needle size and not a super costly one.. Honestly I've never used one of these before in fact coming across it on Amazon is how I learned about it....so I figured I would buy the smallest size and go from there. Which would be my recommendation to anyone else new to them. I haven't used mine yet (I keep forgetting to pick up the correct alcohol to keep it clean in apparently regular rubbing alcohol will damage it) but the company was extremely wonderful by sending me info on use and care tips before I received mine and they have since sent me even more info which I appreciate so very much. But back to answering your question... » Read More Honestly I've never used one of these before in fact coming across it on Amazon is how I learned about it....so I figured I would buy the smallest size and go from there. Which would be my recommendation to anyone else new to them. I haven't used mine yet (I keep forgetting to pick up the correct alcohol to keep it clean in apparently regular rubbing alcohol will damage it) but the company was extremely wonderful by sending me info on use and care tips before I received mine and they have since sent me even more info which I appreciate so very much. But back to answering your question (sorry to get off track there) for a beginner I would say the smallest needle size and not a super costly one.. « Show Less
1144345
Google injection needles and buy extra's. They get dull if you use them a lot.
2031166
The tambour needle set comes with instructions on how to replace needles and get other sizes also. Lacis.com is my choice to buy replacement needles!
1541146
Look on the side of the nail gun it will tell you the gauge and lengths of nails and staples. I'm sorry I don't have mine right now my neighbor is borrowing it again. The brand does not matter just the size. I purchase mine at Harbor freight. They have a great selection at very low cost
1740431
Honestly I dont know the exact size. you would use this size needle for very large cut of meat. From using this item I learned that a smaller needle is needed to prevent creating holes that leak moisture & marinade.
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I did not even know there was a different size.... I guess the thinner the needle the better to prevent scratching....
1385190
I really don't believe it makes a difference. The size is more for how much pain you can tolerate. If you are a beginner, I would start with the .5 mm. The size of the needles penetrate the skin at the same depth, the higher the size the needle gets a little larger. It will not puncture below the top layer of the skin. It is intended to open up the skin for medications or skin care products to work more effectively. Hope this helps.
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go to needledoc.com and provide your model no. prices are fair-shop around-buy multiples for a better price! shipping sometimes is per needle! I have three crosley units-all use the same needle! have fun--
1595426
Yes, but you can also look for 30 gauge, which is a smaller needle and maybe doesn't hurt as much.
474697
Turntableneedles.com has the right needle. Go online, give them make and model number of record player, and they will have your needle.
337380
Mine are not. Look online for you make and model - I've always been able to find needle specs.
872887
I use the same needles for all my machines. It is an embroidery needle 75/11. I get mine online from Home Sew.com. I buy them in bulk. Hopefully this helps
864314
Your owners manual, page 39, gives specs on the recommended needles. Embroidery they recommend size 75/11. You can use any brand, as long as they are specifically for home sewing machines (back of the post is flat) These needles are correct, but I did not like the quality, they broke frequently and had rough spots that caused the thread to fray and fabric to pucker and run. Also their ad is misleading, the price is for only 10 needles, even though the picture shows a 500 pack The Organ brand in the gray pack are a much better quality: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042B9K2C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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The brand of lancets is less important than the size of the needle on the lancets. The higher the number, the finer the needle. I personally need a #26 or #28 needle in order to get enough blood. Others may do fine with a #30 which seems to be what is shipped with new meters.
53531
Not necessarily. The one I received didn't have the needle. So I have to order one separately. :-S
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My Embroidery machine uses the 90/14 needles from this package, each needle is coded to tell you what they are used for but YES I am using the blue coded 90/14 in my Singer Embroidery machine, I suggest you look up your machine needle codes before ordering
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They sell one that fits one inch and one that fits 30 mm tubes. Just make sure to get the correct one.