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I just want to no, if I put the tattoo tubes in a staril pouch with a steril indicator dot, can I dut that in a steam autoclave? I just want to know if I put my steel tattoo tubes in a steril pouch with a steril indicator dot, can I put that into a steam autoclave. They are made out of medical thick paper and plastic?

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