PEPAX Lance 20Pcs Tattoo Cartridge Needles 1015CML

I really liked these cartridges! I used the 3RL in my recent project and they performed beautifully — smooth lines, no splatter, consistent ink flow. Super happy with the quality and will definitely order again.

I’ve used Mast Pro 2 cartridges and other house brands from my local supplier but these are the best ones I’ve used yet. My whole tool box is now full of pepax Lance cartridges and I use them for every tattoo and will continue to do so.

These ink cartridges worked well with my Dragonhawk pen. The ink flows smoothly out, and I didn't come across any that were bent or had any issues. The needles are very sharp and don't catch on skin if your technique is good. I did notice they spit a lot on the reload. I tried a couple different things to stop it, even changing ink. But it didn't change the outcome. Aside from that, these do what they are made for and for the price, it is a good deal for a beginner artist or practicing.

I love these cartridges. They’re the best I’ve tried. The more I use them, the more I love them. The clear tubes make it easy to see when you’re running low on ink. Super sharp. And a strong safety membrane. Plus, they offer a great variety of sizes and needle groupings. I now use Pepax Lance Cartidges exclusively.

Been using Pepax for a few months now, by far the best priced, consistent quality I’ve used. No issues with broken membranes, spurs, burs, or duds.

These cartridges are the best.I've been using them exclusively for over a year now

I’ve used big magnum needles from various brands, but this one really stood out it feels like it delivers ink consistently, which helped the piece turn out really well. I’m planning to order more magnum needles in other sizes too.

This can be used in the permanent makeup tattoo machine, or even the regular standard tattoo machine. Works great, and the linework comes out so effortlessly clean. These needles are transparent at the end (where the needle meets the skin) so you can easily see how much ink you have to use, as well as being able to see around the needle if needed.