Hydra Pen vs. Derma Pen: Which Is Better for At-Home Microneedling?

A growing number of people are microneedling at home to refresh the skin. A lot of people want to test it out themselves but don't know, what tool is the best. There are two popular options – the Hydra pen and the derma pen. Both are designed to use very small needles to prick the skin gently, which can assist with matters like scars, wrinkles and improved absorption of skin care products. But which is a better option for at home use? At MTS we are dedicated to producing quality tools that make tools easy and make you successful whether you are just starting out or a seasoned professional. Let’s take a closer look at what sets the Tara & Co Hydra Pen apart and how to choose between these two pens when you’re after great, permanent skin results. 

What Makes Hydra Pen the Best Among At-Home Microneedling Wholesale Buyers? 

Finding the best microneedling pen can be tricky, especially if you’re doing this in bulk to resell or are treating yourself! Many are the ways in which the Hydra Pen demonstrates, making it an obvious web wholesale option. For starters, the design is basic but clever. It features very fine needles that easily adapt to various skin needs. So less risk of harming the skin, but also still receiving good treatment. The depth of the derma pen needle can be adjusted seamlessly and this means that the users are at no or minimal risk of making a mistake which could result to pain or damage. This is a critical feature for when marketing to homeowners who demand safe and effective tools. Also, the Hydra Pen has longer lasting parts and can be cleaned thoroughly. That’s a big deal for anyone looking to keep down costs by safely reusing parts. Our MTS team work hard to make sure that every Hydra Pen passes strict quality control rules. This translates to wholesale customers receiving a product that works phenomenally in the first few uses — and continues performing throughout its life. Another pro: the Hydra Pen’s power. And it runs quietly and evenly, so the needles won’t catch on sudden stops or jerks. This nice smooth action means that your skin won’t become irritated, which is something many newcomers worry about. Also, the pen’s lack of bulkiness makes it more controllable for individuals to use in treating their conditions, which typically leads to better results. Wholesale customers see the packaging and instructions are clear and helpful, resulting in fewer customer complaints. This kind of usability is priceless when selling to large numbers customers. The Hydra Pen is also compatible with other needle cartridges that exchange easily. This flexibility allows users to experiment with a range of treatments without investing in an entirely new device. Lastly and the price is right for wholesale. MTS is affordable without skimping on safety or performance. This balance makes the Hydra Pen a good choice for anyone who wants to buy multiple devices at once that won’t let down end users. 

How to Choose Between Hydra Pen and Derma Pen for Better Skin Treatment? 

Choosing between the Hydra Pen and the Derma Pen isn’t all about price or aesthetics. It will depend on what sort of skin help (equipment) someone needs and how much skill they have to wield the pen properly. Both of them have derma pen nano needles that poke small holes in the skin, to be ready for proper self-repairing, and allowing creams to penetrate better. But how they work and feel can vary widely. (One to consider: needle placement. The Hydra Pen is designed so that users can easily alter needle depth, a feature that’s ideal for beginners or those who have sensitive skin. The Derma Pen may have less settings or the change in needles doesn’t feel as smooth. This detail can make a big difference in comfort and results, especially if the user is new to microneedling. Another thing is the speed of the motor and needle. The Hydra Pen from MTS operates quietly and smoothly, which is less likely to cause skin to become red or tender afterward. Some Derma Pens may be noisier or the needle movement less smooth, resulting in a treatment that is not as comfortable. For people who use the pen on a regular basis, having that smooth and quiet ride is what makes them loyal. Oh, and the shape and weight of the pen. The Hydra Pen has a smooth feel in the hand and it’s lightweight, which means you don’t get as tired when moving it around the face (or body). If the pen is heavy or cumbersome, it could result in uneven pressure, which can be detrimental to skin and lead to bad results. Commonly the would-be at-home microneedling tool user is looking for something that they can aim and keep stable very well. And there is the question of cleaning and changing needles. The Hydra Pen facilitates simple replacement of sterilized needle cartridges, meaning there’s no faffing around – and safer too. It it’s difficult or unclear, people could avoid cleaning the drug-taking equipment all together — or reuse needles — which may put them at risk. Finally, consider price and value. The Derma Pen can sometimes be cheaper out of pocket, but if it breaks sooner, or requires more replacement parts, the total cost can rise. The Hydra Pen might initially sting your back pocket slightly more, but lasts longer and performs better for many skin types. These small things do matter when it comes to treating skin. Your skin type, how often you’d like to use the pen and how much time you can devote to making sure it’s used correctly all factor in. MTS produces the Hydra Pen, aiming to fill that need, it is a good option for those interested in more serious microneedling at home. 

Where to Purchase Wholesale Hydra Pen and Derma Pen for Professional Microneedling? 

If you want to use microneedling at home or offer it in the form of a service, then it is very important that you find the right place to buy Hydra Pen and Derma Pen devices. These devices are used to aide with skin care, and do so by gently poking little holes into the skin. This can aid with things like scars, wrinkles and freshening the skin. When you purchase wholesale, you are purchasing a large number of pens at one time; typically they cost less than paying for them separately. That last part is a boon for people who work in this industry or just want to save money. 

These devices are built for professional use, and at MTS we have both Hydra Pen as well as Derma Pen. When purchasing from a reputable source such as MTS, you also get pens that are efficient and last well. You don’t want to buy cheap pens from an unknown seller because they can break easily or might not be safe. MTS insures that each pen is tested prior to being sold. That means you can trust us to have identified only the best tools for your skin. 

Then, too, purchasing wholesale through MTS means that you receive guidance and advice on how to use the pens safely. We give you the guidance and support to learn HOW TO PROPERLY microneedle at home or in a clinic. Replacement parts and accessories are also readily available. This makes it easy to use the Hydra Pen and Derma Pens without any concern. So, if you are seeking professional microneedling tools consider purchasing them wholesale from MTS. 

What are the Main Differences Between Hydra Pen & Derma Pen Microneedling Devices 

Hydra Pen and Derma Pen are both beloved microneedling devices but share some key differences. Understanding these differences will help you find the right one for your skin and needs. Both are meant to improve skin texture and appearance by making tiny holes in the skin, though they do so a little differently. 

The Derma Pen is just one of many hand-held devices that infect healthy skin with specially-designed needles. It moves up and down rapidly to create the small holes. This encourages the skin to heal, and to create more collagen, which makes skin firmer and smoother. The Derma Pen requires little setup and is suitable for a variety of skin types. It is frequently suggested for those interested in rapid and effective therapy. 

The Hydra Pen is next-level. It doesn’t just tiny punctures in the skin but also forces special serums or liquids deep into the skin at the same time. This can also increase the penetration of important ingredients into the skin, making treatment more potent. And so with Hydra Pen treatments, it can feel like your skin is receiving extra moisture and nutrients while also repairing issues such as scars or wrinkles. 

One major difference, however, is in the way they dispense skin care products. The Derma Pen typically requires you to manually apply serums post-microneedling. The Hydra Pen accomplishes all of that in a single bounce. This can be a time-saving option and may produce more satisfactory results for some people. But the Hydra Pen is a little more expensive, and it may be more difficult to learn how to use. 

Both pens are fine, but for the simple, straightforward tool you might want to consider the Derma Pen. If you’re looking for something that combines microneedling with skin care delivery, go with the Hydra Pen. MTS offers either, so you can choose the one that’s most in line with your skin goals. 

Ensure that You Are Safe while Buying Wholesale Hydra Pen or Derma Pen

When you’re purchasing microneedling tools like the Hydra Pen or Derma Pen, prioritize safety and quality. Using a device that is not safe or poorly made can harm your skin or lead to infections. And if you are purchasing wholesale, it is even more necessary to ensure you receive a good product because now many pens will be purchased at once. 

MTS – we are committed to providing you with safe and quality microneedling equipment. When you purchase from us, you can rest assured that each Hydra Pen and Derma Pen are constructed with quality materials and tested thoroughly. That is to say, the needle should be sharp but safe and the machine does what it’s supposed to. We adhere to stringent guidelines to ensure that our pens are clean & ready for use.