Can I sterilize this in a autoclave?
1874523
Yes! I always sterilize before and after every treatment so yes I hope this helps!!
1874524
You can but how ever you chose to sterilize it remember to make sure the needles don't hit or touch anything because they could bend. I actually use a rubber band to secure my dermaroller to the base of the case it comes in then soak it in Chloramine-T overnight. Just putting alcohol on it doesn't sterilize and remove blood proteins.
1874525
yes, only if someone more going to use you personal roller, but no need in case not, just clean with alcohol. and keep out of the dust. but remember..is personal.{escuse my english}
440111
We sterilize with the microwave. You put a little bit of water in the bottom and then nuke it on high for 4 minutes. Seems to be ok with that.
1922281
i would sterilize them. i boiled water and then i let the instruments sit in the water for a minute. i also dipped each of them in rubbing alcohol. this is not an official recommendation, i am not a professional, but this is what i did.
2130328
Whether you gas or steam autoclave the grinder, it will do fine; but unless you need it for surgery, why not just wash it?The inside is not chromed, so there is no chance of the chrome coming off in your food.
1703009
The manufacturer of this product uses heat sterilization. Peroxide can "poison" anything that you try to cultivate.
1170097
they are for sealing and storage, you should be able to sterilize them with no problem.
142747
You can but I don't recommend it it's better to let the product cooldown To room temperature first before you attempt to seal it Unless you have a Batch chiller or an ice bath
1291979
I believe so. I use Avent steam sterilizer with all the parts except the tubes as the tubes seem to hold up well without any milk went in it, so I haven't sterilized it. I remember cleaning my first pair of tubes and it takes at least a week to dry even hanging it straight up and down.
1703008
I'm pretty sure he puts it in an autoclave. ( sterilized) peroxide would kill anything you attempted to put in there
1966476
Sure. I would just be careful as the uv sterilizer portion of this is what was faulty and killed my fish.
7977
Yes you can and it will be sanitized also. Being slow I stuck my finger in the steam and it was hot. Some cold water helped and I won't do that again.
1811473
yes, I did it with mine and it was fine, but don't sterilize the tubing, just rinse with water if needed.
1534738
My first answer is no, it's not. It's designed to be disosable. With that said I presume it could be provided you can sterilize it. clean-up would present quite a challenge with cloted blood, dried tisse fragments, coagulated clotting agent and whatever dirt, vegitation, and insects it would pick up when you toss on the ground to finish bandaging.
2192113
Depending on the level of heat you put under it, sterilization starts at 15 PSI but it can go up to 20 PSI. You will enjoy it!
1200955
Yes, you could. I just sterilized them in boiling water as suggested. I used them for limoncellos, which have a high alcohol content and I put them in the freezer. Leave enough headroom for any expansion if you freeze them because some ice will form. Limoncello will not freeze fully with the alcohol. They're great bottles!
293879
I havent done it but there is a temperature setting for it. You just remove the trays from the unit and put in your container. I love my excaliber.
1096070
Our devices are personal use only. I am not sure how professional clinics sterilize their hand pieces either? The components are very sensitive. There are many personal use IPL and laser systems on the market. None are autoclave safe. Most use PVC and other plastic materials for the hand piece. Our device does not cause a laser plume of burnt flesh like lasers do. This smoke plume is how germs and viruses contaminate surrounding areas. Neo mag light doesn't break the surface of the skin. All of the parts can be sterilized with alcohol pads.