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cups are used during the tattoo, once complete all waste is disposed of; needle are placed in the sharp container located in the procedure room and needle tubes are placed in containers containing madacide. The Procedure room is decontaminated after and before all procedures using a disinfectant per manufactures directions. (4) Branding: N/A we currently d�o not perform any branding services. E. Prevention of Cross Contamination: (Ca. health and safety code 119308,119309, and 119311) Cross Contamination is avoided by proper setup, during the procedure and tear down after a procedure. All waste generated during each procedure is discarded immediately after use. The Practitioner uses disposable gloves at all times, before, during and after a procedure. The procedure area is decontaminated using a disinfectant prior to a client entering. The tray is first lined with a disposable blue towel. Sterilized tools are laid out on the blue towel, and plastic wrap is applied to the tattoo machine, and a plastic sleeve added to the clip cord. Before a tattoo begins, the practitioner washes his hands, puts on disposable gloves andrp_epares the skin (washes with soap and water) and then shaves the area if necessary. Discarding the razor in the sharp container. Disposable ink cups are used during the tattoo, once complete all waste is disposed of; used needle are placed in the sharp container located in each procedure room. Needle tubes and Piercing tools are placed in containers containing madacide. All Procedure rooms are decontaminated after and before all procedures using a disinfectant per manufactures directions. F. Sharp Containers: (Ca. health and safety code 119314) Each procedure room has a portable sharp container that is hung on the wall for safe disposal. It is labeled `SHARP WASTE' and with the international biohazard symbol and the word `BIOHAZARD'. When Placing used sharps into the container ensure all contents actually pass the plastic flap and enter the container. Once a container is two-thirds full it should be sealed and then a medical waste service is called for proper disposal. The also Iso provide a new container at the time of pickup. The frequency for disposal service varies and depends on work load.