Piercing Studio Safety Rules

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Finders Keepers Body Piercing Studio believe in privacy, but at this crucial time we are requiring you to disclose your status regarding the COVID19 virus. 

Please be honest and not visit if you were in contact with anyone who was expose, contracted the disease or been out in public often and may have it.  

Walk-in piercing is welcome, but we are asking you to visit any of our piercing locations only if you have been quarantined and have had no contact or illness.  

SAFETY POLICY IN OUR STUDIOS

The safety policies of our piercing studios may vary depending on local regulations and the specific studio's policies, but here are some common safety practices that we follow:

• Sterilization: Finder Keepers Body Piercing Studio use equipment that has been sterilized using an autoclave or other appropriate sterilization methods to ensure that there is no risk of infection. All reusable equipment is thoroughly cleaned and sterilized before each use.

• Single-use equipment: Our piercing shops use disposable needles and other single-use equipment to prevent the spread of bloodborne pathogens.

• Hand hygiene:  Our certified piercers are required to wash their hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer before and after each procedure to prevent the spread of infection.

• Personal protective equipment: Our staff also wear gloves, face masks, and eye protection during procedures to prevent the spread of infection.

• Client screening: Our team of experts may ask about medical history, including any allergies, medications, or medical conditions that could affect the piercing process or healing. Studios may also require a signed consent form from clients.

• Piercing aftercare instructions: We provide clients with detailed aftercare instructions, including how to clean and care for your piercing, as well as any warning signs to look out for.

• Clean and safe environment: Both of our piercing studios maintain a clean and safe environment by regularly cleaning surfaces and equipment, disposing of sharps and waste properly, and ensuring that the piercing area is free of any potential hazards.

It's important to note that these are just some common safety practices our piercing studios follow. Additionally, our shops may be subject to local health and safety regulations that dictate certain standards and practices.