Piercing Care

User manual

The Buyer is obliged to strictly comply with the manufacturer`s guidelines specified in the instruction manual attached to given product.

Conditions for the care and use of imitation jewelry

Before the first use, the jewelry should be immersed in water at 100 degrees for disinfection, dirt caused during use can be removed in a warm water bath with the addition of soap flakes, jewelry should be stored in specially designed lockable boxes lined with a soft fabric,do not expose artificial jewelery with a colored coating to long-term contact with water and moisture, chemicals contain irritating substances and can damage the delicate surface of imitation jewelery with a colored coating,jewelry should be cleaned with a special cloth or soft material (e.g. flannel).

Warnings about possible risks and contraindications for the use of jewelry made of 316L surgical steel and silicone - jewelry made of 316L.

Surgical steel and silicone should not be worn on an unhealed piercing - jewelry made of 316L
surgical steel and silicone may cause an allergic reaction, in the event of an allergic reaction, the jewelry should be removed immediately and discontinued.

Safety information

List of safety warnings for piercing jewelry based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on General Product Safety (GPSR):

* Skin health hazard:

* Use hypoallergenic materials to avoid allergic reactions.

* Clean the piercing site and jewelry regularly as recommended.

* In case of irritation, redness, swelling or pain, consult a doctor immediately.

* Risk of infection:

* Make sure the piercing is done by a professional in a sterile environment.

* Follow the aftercare instructions to prevent infection.

* Do not touch the piercing with dirty hands.

* Choking hazard:

* Be careful of small parts that can come off and be swallowed, especially by children.

* Keep jewelry out of the reach of children.

* Risk of mechanical damage:

* Choose jewelry with smooth surfaces to avoid cuts.

* Be careful of sharp edges and protruding parts that can catch on clothing or skin.

* Material compatibility:

* Choose jewelry made of body-safe materials such as surgical steel, titanium, or gold.

* Avoid jewelry containing nickel, lead, or other harmful substances.

* Proper size and fit:

* Make sure your jewelry is the right size and fits well to avoid pressure or chafing.

* Don't wear jewelry that's too tight, which can restrict blood flow.

* Risks associated with physical activity:

* Remove jewelry when playing sports or other activities that could cause injury.

* Be careful with your jewelry while sleeping to avoid accidental damage or cuts.