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Re: Tattoo's and HIV
06/15/06 04:07 PM

A reputable place will not use their needles twice. They also must autoclave anything that will be reused. They do not ask if you are poz. I would guess that since they use all the precautions with gloves and everything, it really does not matter. I would defenitly make sure it is a reputable place.
I got one a long time ago and need to have it redone. I also would like another but who knows if hubby will let me. Good luck. What are you going to get?

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Tattoo's and HIV	Anonymous	06/15/06 03:17 PM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	sadface	06/16/06 05:05 PM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	Monchhichi	06/16/06 09:53 AM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	alivehoping	06/16/06 12:04 AM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	daisey6205	06/16/06 08:36 AM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	alivehoping	06/16/06 09:29 AM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	franfrog	06/15/06 04:07 PM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	Anonymous	06/15/06 04:18 PM
Re: Tattoo's and HIV	franfrog	06/15/06 05:00 PM

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