Best Answer: it's recommended to not take any painkillers (especially ones that contain aspirin) because they can thin out your blood and can affect the way your skin reacts to the tattoo. painkillers can also affect the way ur tattoo heals, because they reduce blood clotting and will slow down the healing process.this can all affect the way ur skin retains the ink so i would say if u really want a tattoo then suck it up and deal with the pain. have never heard of being able to take anything before a tattoo. If you really want a tat, you need to put up with the pain.. that's what makes getting a tattoo exciting.
Frozen medications should be stored at 5F (-15C) or colder. Refrigerated medications should be stored at temperatures between 35F and 46F (2C and 8C). Refrigerator settings should be mid-range, at 41F (5C), to allow the largest safety margin, or level of fluctuation within the acceptable range.
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