Bodymod Essentials'
Labret with ptfe post
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Details
Product Name: Labret with ptfe post
SKU: Labret-38
Brand: Bodymod Essentials'
Thread thickness: 16G (~1.2 mm.'
Lock type: Push-In
Type: Labret
Placement: Angelbite, Forward helix', Conch, Helix, Lobe, Lower labret', Madonna, Medusa, Snakebite, Spiderbite, Tragus
Length: 0.31" (~ 8 mm.)'
Material: PTFE / Bioplast'
Ball size: 3 mm.'
Coating type: Anodized
Number of items: 1 piece'
Design: Simple
Secondary material: Surgical steel
Is the jewelry coated?: Yes, the balls
Recommended for you
Everyday use
The jewelry is designed for everyday use. It is not likely to cause any irritation with everyday use.
Biocompatibility
If you suffer from a nickel allergy, this jewelry is safe for you.
Water resistance
The jewelry is designed to be waterproof. It is not likely to break nor tarnish when exposed to water or bodily fluids.
Lifespan
This jewelry is semi-durable. With proper care and storage, it can last up to 1 year.
Ease of insertion / removal
It’s easy to insert/remove this jewelry due to its very user friendly open and closing mechanism.
Reviews
5.08 reviews
Rating
Interesting
I thought I’d give it a go and see what the deal is with this ptfe material. Everyone raves about it all the time. Now I like it too; I wear it in my snakebite holes. Really good product at a decent price.
Written by Mirjam
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Very nice jewelry
I am very satisfied with the jewelry and its delivery. Nothing bad to say.
Written by Rebecca
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Brilliant!
I had never tried PTFE material before, but I was willing to try it as I had damaged a tooth from using a metal labret for my snakebite. I am completely in love with the product, it is comfortable to wear, it does not damage the teeth, and it can be shortened to fit someone 100%. Besides, it is a good price.
Written by Mie
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Cheap bling with bisse bonus
I came across these because I was looking for some cheap "gold" labrets. It wasn't a requirement for them to be made of PTFE, but I thought it couldn't hurt. When I received them, I was surprised at how easy they were to put in and how comfortable they are to wear. I'm not going back to metal backs. And it’s a huge bonus that they protect the teeth :)
Written by Maria
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Best labret jewelry
I have had the labret for many years, although there was a period when my then-employer did not accept it. When I later got the channel opened again, I had a traditional titanium labret put in, but regardless of its size, the balls just wouldn’t hold. I don’t know if the quality at the piercer’s was simply poor, but it certainly wasn’t sustainable to have to keep buying new balls all the time and never know if it was there or not. So I read about the rubber rod and thought I had to try it, and I have NOT regretted it in ANY way. The price was very, very reasonable and it has just held up. The system where the rubber actually "closes" around the jewelry means that it stays really well secured; I actually think I might need help if it needs to be changed, that’s how durable it is. Also, I am actually glad that it is rubber. Even though I have never had issues with my jewelry (I have had piercings for over 15 years), I am glad that it is allergy-friendly material since I have allergies in several areas and am afraid of one day developing allergies to the jewelry I wear. Additionally, the rubber is more "mouth" and tooth-friendly, which I am very happy about. I can warmly recommend this type of jewelry and will also check if it is available as a nose screw.
Written by Louise
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best labret jewelry
I had a labret piercing many years ago, but my boss didn’t approve of it. Now I ordered a new one and I have been really pleased with this piece of jewelry! :)
Written by Loviisa