While we generally recommend applying 2-3 pieces per tattoo, in succession, the answer to this question can vary by individual. Tattoo healing isn’t a cut and dry process. There are many factors which can affect how long a tattoo takes to pass through the stages of healing, such as the…

After you apply the first Saniderm bandage, we recommend leaving it on your new tattoo for between 8 to 24 hours. Everyone heals differently, and the length of time will vary depending on how much fluid your tattoo is weeping. When the adhesion of the Saniderm bandage begins to weaken,…

If you are experiencing a reaction or product complication, please complete and submit this form and a trained professional will review and be in contact with you within 3 business days. Healing tattoos with Saniderm is becoming mainstream, yet many are still hesitant to try tattoo bandages. For nearly a…

Generally, most users report the healing process to be less painful when using Saniderm over traditional dry healing and other aftercare methods. Be weary during removal, however, as improper removal of the Saniderm tattoo bandage can be unpleasant. Subsequently, make sure to learn about proper usage of Saniderm in our tattoo aftercare knowledge…

Saniderm is a polyurethane acrylic adhesive medical bandage. Designed with tattoos in mind, our tattoo bandages are breathable and flexible, yet durable enough to protect your tattoos from outside irritants. The tattoo bandage is notably permeable enough for oxygen and water vapor to pass through it. This is important, as…

The best way for Saniderm removal is to find an edge of the bandage, and then to pull it back over itself in the direction of hair growth. Pulling upward on the Saniderm can be painful, so we don’t recommend it. In some rare cases, people can “stick” to the…

Exercising and working out while wearing Saniderm is typically not problematic. However, we still recommend taking a minimum of 7 days off before resuming your exercise routine. Be aware that sweating can weaken the adhesive of Saniderm, which may cause the bandage to come off prematurely. If the bandage peels…

When using Saniderm, it’s completely safe to apply in most external areas of the skin. While you can apply Saniderm to the majority of tattooed areas, there are a few exceptions. Most of these exceptions are in permanent makeup procedures. Areas where the bandage should not be applied would include…

You notice an air bubble under your freshly applied Saniderm bandage — now what should you do? While an air bubble under Saniderm is not necessarily “bad,” it will likely cause problems with adhesion further on down the line. If you find yourself in this predicament, we recommend these two…

Certain tattoos weep more or less, depending on a lot of different factors. Your body excreting plasma and “weeping” is a completely normal beginning to the tattoo healing process. However, excessive weeping may negatively affect the adhesion of the bandage. If you are experiencing excessive weeping, you will simply need…