Set of 100 disposable cups Yellow

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Specifications

Quantity
100 pcs
Material
Plastic
Capacity
200 ml
Color
Yellow
Usage
Single use
Composition
Food grade
Shape
Round
Resistance
Liquid resistant

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Complete guide: Set of 100 disposable cups Yellow

The set of 100 disposable cups in yellow is a basic consumable for any tattoo, PMU or piercing workstation. These are made of resistant, food-grade plastic, with a capacity of 200 ml, designed for temporary storage of liquids used during the session — distilled water, green soap or disinfectant solutions. The yellow color makes them easy to spot on the work table and can be used as a reference in your own color-coding system for studio liquids.

How to use

  1. Take out only the number of cups you need for the current session from the set — each client receives new cups.
  2. Fill the cup with the desired liquid: distilled water for rinsing needles and tubes, green soap, disinfectant solution, etc.
  3. Place the cup steadily on the station, within reach, but outside the area where you work directly on the skin.
  4. If you use multiple liquids simultaneously, assign a different color to each (e.g., yellow for water, another color from the range for disinfectant) for quick identification.
  5. Do not refill a used cup with a different type of liquid — use a separate cup for each substance.
  6. At the end, empty the cup and discard it — it is single-use.
  7. Dispose of used cups according to the studio's waste protocol: in household waste if they have not been in contact with blood, or according to medical waste protocol if they have.

Tips from us

  • Use different colors for different liquids (water, green soap, disinfectant) — reduces the risk of confusion during the session, especially when working with multiple clients in a row.
  • Do not use these cups for concentrated pigments — they are suitable for larger volume liquids (water, rinsing solutions); for pigments use dedicated containers (ink caps).
  • Keep the set in a dry and clean place until use, to avoid dust or contamination before opening.
  • A stock of 100 pieces usually covers several weeks of activity — calculate consumption based on the volume of appointments.
  • If you work in a team, establish a common color convention for the entire studio so that all artists can quickly recognize what each cup contains.
Warning: The cups are single-use: used once for one client/session, then discarded — do not wash or reuse, to avoid cross-contamination. If a cup has come into contact with blood or other biological fluids, dispose of it according to the studio's medical waste protocol, not with regular household waste.

Frequently asked questions

Why choose the yellow variant over another color?

The yellow color is vibrant and easy to spot on the workstation. It can be used as part of your own color-coding system — for example, yellow for a specific type of liquid — which helps organize and reduce the risk of confusion between substances.

Are the yellow cups as resistant as those in other colors?

Yes. All colors in the range are made from the same resistant, food-grade plastic — only the color differs, not the cup's resistance, capacity, or stability.

Can I use multiple cup colors in the same studio?

Yes, it is even recommended. Assigning a different color to each type of liquid (water, green soap, disinfectant) makes identification faster and reduces the risk of mixing or confusing substances during work.

Can the cups be reused if they look clean?

No. They are designed as single-use products and are part of the studio's hygiene protocol — each client must receive new cups, and reuse increases the risk of cross-contamination.

Are they suitable for tattoo pigments?

They can be used for temporary storage of diluted pigments, but for concentrated pigments dedicated containers (ink caps) are recommended. These cups are more suitable for larger volume liquids like water or rinsing solutions.

How many cups are used on average per session?

On average, 2-4 cups are used per session, depending on how many types of solutions you need simultaneously (rinsing water, soap, disinfectant). Some artists prefer more cups for clearer workstation organization.

Product description

Disposable cups Disposable glasses with rounded edges. The set is available in many colors. The glasses are made of a certified material that gives maximum comfort and a secure grip. Characteristics: Capacity: 200 ml Available in various colors Presentation: Set: 100x glasses The 100-piece yellow disposable cup set is a vibrant and functional consumable for professional tattoo, PMU, and piercing studios. The bright yellow color facilitates quick identification on the workstation and can be used in the studio's color coding system for a specific liquid type. The cups are made from durable plastic that does not deform on liquid contact and offers excellent stability on the work surface. They are ideal for rinsing needles and tubes with distilled water, storing green soap, disinfectant solutions, or any other liquid preparations needed during the tattoo session. Each cup is single-use, respecting strict hygiene protocols and cross-contamination prevention. The 100 pieces ensure ample stock for weeks of continuous activity. The yellow color integrates harmoniously in studios with modern design and adds a note of energy and professionalism. The food-grade plastic is compatible with all substances commonly used in tattoo procedures. Yellow is a color full of energy that transforms the workstation into a vibrant and positive space. In color psychology, yellow is associated with optimism and creativity, qualities that resonate with the artistic spirit of the tattoo studio. The food-grade plastic used in manufacturing does not interact with studio chemical substances and does not alter the properties of stored liquids. The cup walls are manufactured with optimal thickness to provide rigidity and durability throughout the session. The stable base prevents accidental tipping on the work surface. Compact stacking allows efficient storage of the entire 100-cup set in minimal space. Frequently Asked Questions Why choose yellow cups? The yellow color is vibrant and easy to identify on the workstation. It can be used in the studio's color coding system for a specific liquid type, facilitating organization and reducing the risk of confusion between substances. Are the cups as durable as those in other colors? Yes, all colors are made from the same durable food-grade plastic. The only difference is color. Resistance, capacity, and stability are identical regardless of the chosen color. Can I mix cup colors in the studio? Yes, mixing colors is a recommended practice. Using different colors for different liquids (water, soap, disinfectant) facilitates quick identification and reduces confusion risk during the tattoo session. Are the cups suitable for pigments? The cups can be used for temporary storage of diluted pigments, but for concentrated pigments, dedicated containers (ink caps) are recommended. The cups are more suitable for larger volume liquids like water and rinse solutions. Does the yellow color withstand chemical solutions? Yes, the yellow pigment is incorporated into the plastic material and does not dissolve on contact with chemical solutions. The color remains stable throughout use, even on contact with disinfectants or green soap. How many cups do I use per session? On average, 2-4 cups are used per tattoo session, depending on the number of different solutions needed. Some artists prefer to use more cups for better workstation organization. Do the cups have sufficient capacity? Yes, the cups have the standard capacity used in tattoo studios, sufficient for needle rinsing, solution storage, and other common tasks. The volume is optimized for professional studio use. Are disposable cups mandatory? Yes, disposable cup use is a requirement of tattoo studio hygiene protocols. Cup reuse would increase cross-contamination risk. Each client must receive new cups. How are the cups disposed of? Used cups are emptied of contents and disposed of in the studio's waste bin. If they contained substances contaminated with blood, disposal follows medical waste protocols. In what other colors are they available? The cups are available in: light blue, yellow, light purple, black, orange, rose, pink, light green, and dark green. This complete range allows total customization of studio aesthetics.

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