OCCUPATIONS AND
ACTIONS KNOWN TO BE AT
HIGH RISK TO
CONTRACT HEPATITIS C
TATTOO CLINICS PRISONS manicure
Too Silent. For
Too Long.
Whatever you do 
Never re-use a needle!
Professional piercing? WITNESS IT! New kit / Sterilized gun.
Don’t be afraid to ask... 
“HOW DO YOU SANTIZE?”
If they don’t want to answer…you need to leave.
Did you know tattoo parlors even need to sanitize
the air? Think about it…dead skin in the air.
If you smell ANYTHING
in A parlor, you NEED to
leave.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT
EXAMPLE TATTOO PARLOR
We will hold you up as a parlor
that should be patronized
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Title your email Tattoo Perfection!
~ CLINICS ~
Here is Where Individual Thought
Is All Important
Professional medical? Trust no one but yourself
40,000 past patients who were
potentially exposed to HCV
and other infectious diseases
“Since 2001, CDC has identified other HCV outbreaks in health care settings associated with syringe reuse and other lapses in recommended infection control practices.”
http://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/Settings/NevadaOutbreak.htm
Health officials are warning
thousands of patients that they may have been exposed to hepatitis C due to
improper medical practice at a
Not only clean syringe – make sure you are accessing a
clean VIAL
http://www.chattershmatter.com/2008/02/28/patients-exposed-to-hepatitis-c-from-new-york-clinic/
The city has sent letters urging
4,500 patients who received anesthesia from Goldweber - who traveled among 10
doctor's offices or clinics since 2003 - to get tested for hepatitis B and C
and HIV.
Health authorities in the state of New South Wales in Australia are urging up to 2000 patients of a doctor in Sydney to test for hepatitis C and other blood-borne viruses
PLUS MORE FROM
This day and age calls
for vigilance OF SERVICES NOT blind trust
BE A LEADER. BE AWARE.
the hepatitis B virus can remain viable for up to one
week on a nail implement.
Search YOUR STATE’S SANITIZATION REQUIREMENTS BY
USING GOODSEARCH (ADD Debbullan) KEY WORDS:
“[YOUR STATE HERE]
cosmetology: sanitize”
following IS A
SIMPLE SANITZING procedure THAT EVERY SALON SHOULD ENFORCE after each client’s
use:
1: Cleanse. All
equipment and implements shall first be cleansed.
2: Disinfect. All
equipment and implements shall be disinfected following cleaning.
3: Rinse and Dry. The cleaned
and disinfected objects shall be rinsed with clean water and dried with
a clean
towel.
4: Store. If not
immediately used on a client, the cleansed, disinfected, rinsed and dried
objects shall be
stored in a
clean, dry and closed container.
(b) Only cleansed,
disinfected, rinsed and dried equipment and implements shall be used on
clients.
(c) Equipment and implements
which have come in contact with any unclean surface shall be subjected to the
cleanse/disinfect/rinse and dry
procedure prior to any client use.
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We will hold you up as a SALON that should be patronized
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JAILS AND PRISONS
Jails and Prisons don’t ATTEMPT to
treat Hep C.
It’s too expensive.
Think about it….what does that
mean?
Hey, 20 years ago or
yesterday,
if you
bled
and the user before you bled Hep C could have
been transferred undetected
House hold transfer can happen from
sharing the same razor blade, nail file, dental equipment… Common sense…infected blood transfer.
HOUSE
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Debbullan Inc.
does not recommend particular treatments for specific
individuals under any circumstance.
In all cases we strongly
recommend that you consult your physician before pursuing any
course of treatment.
