Tag 45
TAG #45 Topical Anesthetic Gel – 1 oz
Fast-acting comfort designed for professional PMU procedures.
Help keep your clients comfortable throughout their procedure with TAG #45 Topical Anesthetic Gel. This professional-use topical anesthetic is designed for use on open/broken skin during permanent makeup, piercing, and small tattoo procedures.
Formulated with 4% Lidocaine HCl and 0.04% Epinephrine, TAG #45 provides fast-acting topical anesthetic relief while the epinephrine acts as a vasoconstrictor. This combination can help reduce discomfort, swelling, bruising, and bleeding during procedures.
Its easy-to-control gel consistency stays where you apply it without easily sliding, making TAG #45 a popular choice for PMU artists performing brow, eyeliner, lip, and areola procedures.
Why PMU Artists Love It
- Fast-acting formula with anesthetic effects typically occurring within 2–5 minutes
- Contains 4% Lidocaine HCl
- Contains 0.04% Epinephrine
- Helps temporarily reduce discomfort during procedures
- Helps minimize swelling, bruising, and bleeding
- Gel consistency stays in place for controlled application
- Ideal for PMU, piercing, and small tattoo procedures
- Suitable for brows, eyeliner, lips, and areola procedures
- Designed for use on open/broken skin only
- Convenient 1 oz bottle
Directions for Use
- Apply sparingly to open/broken skin only. Do not apply to closed or intact skin.
- Allow approximately 2–5 minutes for the anesthetic effect to occur.
- Completely wipe away the gel before continuing the procedure.
- Temporary blanching, skin irritation, or sensitivity may occur during use.
- Avoid direct contact with the eyes.
- Important: TAG #45 is ineffective when applied to closed/intact skin.
Product Details
Size: 1 oz (~30 g)
Active Ingredients: Lidocaine HCl 4% + Epinephrine 0.04%
Type: Fast-acting topical anesthetic gel
Use: During PMU, tattoo, and piercing procedures on open/broken skin
Quantity: 1 bottle
For external and professional use only. Always follow the manufacturer's directions, warnings, contraindications, and applicable regulations when using topical anesthetics.
