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These are not tattoo machines in the traditional sense.

They have no coils.  Coils cannot be sterilized.

Repeat, coil tattoo machines cannot be sterilized. 

Our machines run on a fresh supply of clean air.

Our machines are not driven by uncleanable coils.

Our machines are sterilized between each client - every time.

Here is a large set of tattoo machines. One or another machine like these may be found in most all tattoo studios.

NONE of these machines can be medically sterilized.  NONE!

The only lame remedy for these machines is to wrap them in loose plastic between each client.  Pictured here.  This is not a good repair for a broken problem that makes thousands of people sick each year.

If you were having knee surgery, would you want the surgeon to never sterilize his primary tool for working on your knee, choosing to just loosely wrap it in plastic?

If you want a sterile field where everything that is in the hand of your tattoo artist to be fresh, clean, sterile and new,  give Gary a call today and arrange an appointment time.

80,000 people die each year from infections that catch in US hospitals.  True

How much safer could you be in a tattoo studio that uses this old technology on you and everyone else?

Please stop by our studio anytime to see the difference between yesterdays old ideas

and what Gary uses today, state of the art clean air machines.

 What does the newspaper and the health dept say about Guns 2 Roses?

"Professionally in the safety and sterility of Guns 2 Roses"

                                Hilary Kindschun - Journalist - Lincoln Journal Star - Thursday, Dec 14, 2006

Guns 2 Roses is "the only shop in the state to use equipment.....

.....totally sterilized in an autoclave. There's no chance for hepatitis".....

                                                   Kathryn Cates Moore - Journalist - Lincoln Journal Star - July 10, 2005

"Good work providing sterilized ink and tattoo machines."  

Bryan Hurst MS, REHS  Inspector - Lincoln/Lancaster County Health Department - Annual Inspection - July 3, 2006

 Read More About What The Capitol City Newspaper Says about Guns 2 Roses

Sunday Journal Star July 10, 2005