Rayyl 20pcs Round Shader with 0.35mm Diameter, 1207RS Professional for Rotary Machine Pens and Grips, Supplies.…

Good value tattoo cartridges!! I asked a friend yo try them out for me and he was impressed at the value!

I have used quite a few tattoo needles over the past few months and I must say I do like these ones.They fit my rotary pen perfect and I can get some nice, clean lines.I am in no way a professional and I am only practicing on practice skins at the moment but these take ink well and seem to work great for me for doing my practice.Each one is individually sealed as you would expect for tattoo needles and they seem very well made.At £20.99 at the time of this review I feel is a good price and from someone who is getting into the tattoo scene I'd highly recommend these.

Got these to try practicing doing some tattoos on some fruit and fake skin and it does take a while to workout what pressure to use and how to keep a steady hand etc but I can’t fault the product as it does the job wellComes with easy to read instructions and works well

My tattoo artist says these are very good needles and have served him well. He's since repurchased them. Not much more can be said other than he finds them highly reliable.

This is a box of 20 9rl .35 cartridges, stored in individual sterile blister packs. I am not new to Rayyl brand and I’m not a snob when it comes to brands so I’m quite happy with these. If the needles are good quality and decent value, then I’m satisfied.They fit my rotary machines snugly. I found the cartridges take up ink with ease and disperse it uniformly. I love clear cartridges so I can see the whole needle and how much ink I have. The cartridges I’ve used have had neat and compact needles that creates nice, solid lines.The pack is average value for 20 cartridges, currently priced at £21.99.

Cartridge needles with close mouthed tips strike steadily. Easy to fill in colors. You can dip the machine needles into a small pot of color or fill colors into the upper opening of the cartridge.Tattoo cartridges needles are made of 316L stainless steel and high-grade plastic. All tattoo needle cartridges are pre-sterilized with no stimulation to human skin.Tattoo round liner cartridges are individual packed.It is suitable for disposable use with different kinds of tattoo pen machine and grips.The membrane system for tattoo cartridges prevents ink from passing through to the tube or tattoo machine. The cartridge needles are compatible with cartridge grips and machines.

I only tattoo for fun and as a hobby after having some fairly basic training from a good friend who is a tattoo artist for real, but I've been doing it for quite a long time. Because of this, I'm not really a snob when it comes to cartridges, provided the gear passes the checks that I was taught to look out for, then I don't really care who makes it. I've used cartridges that come in around half the price of these as well as cartridges costing double, from brands like Killer Ink, Cheyenne and Stigma to name a few commonly available to everyone.I like to have a look at new needles under a scope to check for burs and see how good a job the soldering is. I tried to take a photo of this, but my scopes software is quite poor and doesn't really take good quality photos, but to me, I was satisfied that the needles were good quality after checking in close. They held the ink well and the silicone membrane didn't seem to leak on the three that I used to test them out. One thing I particularly do like about them is that they clearly label which size cart is in each box with a sticker on the end flap, this is so useful when you want to quickly select a new needle and are working. Honestly, you would think this is standard practice, but I have found that this is not always the case and has become a small bugbear of mine.Overall I think these are decent quality cartridges for a reasonable price. They sit right about the middle of the spectrum as far as price goes and I guess that reflects in the product. Good value for money cartridges that do what you need and cover the basics well. The box isn't overly fancy and the cartridges themselves are quite plain, but they do what you need them to do reliably. Worth noting, the shelf life of mine is about 5 years, having only been manufactured one month ago, so that is excellent.

Good quality tattoo needles. They come indvidually packaged, sealed and are sterile. I'm only practising on fake skin, but these fit into the tattoo gun well and are easy to use. There are different sizes of needles available and these were the 9RL. They are good quality and are good quality for money coming in at just under £1.50 a needle.