The person I’m hoping will install it for me doesn’t do piercings on people who are breastfeeding so I’m guessing it’s probably a bad idea and she won’t do a magnet install either until my little one is weaned too (if she’s still doing them at all).
Good luck finding someone, hope you don’t have to wait too long 
Does she need to know you’re nursing? There are no “drugs” in/after the procedure, you can always forego lidocaine injection (if even offered by your installer)
It’s kinda a thing… damage to the body can release tons of hormones and inflammation signaling chemicals and white blood cells and a cascade of responses… not to mention the risk of infection… it changes what’s expressed in milk… and can change the baby’s “growth mode” in response to conditions the mother is facing… it’s wild.
amal has covered it all really. If it just affected me I wouldn’t be as concerned.
I remember someone posted a picture of the card that comes with the titan in another thread, their card said the magnet was gas plasma flame sterilized. My card says the magnet is “clinically clean” and not sterile. Is it ok to implant a clinically clean magnet or does it need to be sterilized?
My picture.
The first batch was gas plasma (not flame) sterilized, but subsequent batches are shipped in vials of chlorhexidine solution. We’ve shipped flex products in this solution since 2017 without issue.
My titan is still on my shelf
Remember this thing that @mrln spent all his precious time and patience making for Titan batch 3?
Well, I done did forget to include them in batch 3 shipments. Damn! I’m really sorry everyone for not including them in the Titan box. We will be including them in the next batch for sure, but this one just slipped my mind.
Haha lol
Imagine the Moment @amal finds the box with the printed Titan and then just the realisation
Mistakes happen 
Thanks for all your work!!!
Hello! A bit late to the party but will there be another batch of Titans?
No worries, just keep an eye open, the new batch announcement can’t be too far away.
