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I am not familiar with with the rules for piercers and I am certain they are different in different countries but what from of anaesthetics are they legally
by ThinkBeat 2y ago
I am not familiar with with the rules for piercers
and I am certain they are different in different
countries but what from of anaesthetics are they
legally allowed to administer and at what strength?
Or do you just bite down on a bullet?
- doubled112 2y agoAs far as I knew, there's no anesthetic when you're getting a piercing. I'm in Canada. You just hold your friend's hand real tight.
- Spivak 2y agoYep, but you do get one advantage which is the needles piercers use are incredibly sharp. It can be a huge (in diameter) needle but it will feel like a pinprick.
- OuterVale 2y agoCan confirm. It certainly wasn't painless, but my experience didn't merit anaesthetics. Even the slight pain in the hours afterwards wasn't all that noteworthy.
- mcluck 2y agoAt least in the US, you just bite down. At best they can apply some over-the-counter lidocaine Source: I got an NFC tag in my hand