How much does an industrial piercing cost?
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Usually approximately 50 dollars.
956051
it depends on the cost of the work being done
26036
on canal street in manhattan, they range from $30-$100 depending on which vendor you go to. good selection of replicas on that street.
150718
Depends on where you work. Professional salon with high prices would make more than chains like Hair Cuttery.
207202
It depends on the size, color of pigmnets, age and other factors.  It can varie from hundreds to many thousands of dollars.  A visit to a dermatologist to find out for sure will cost you between $0 and $200.  Only by examining the Tatt can anyone give you a good estemate.
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between 500 and 1000 a piece, depending where you are
700561
I'd say go to Tuscon and have a dentist check it out. Better to have it done now then wait. In phoenix the upper denture cost about $1500.00 and lower partial about $700.----$1200. depending on if you want metal or what they call a "soft partial" made of acrillic. Then too, you can go to Nogales for about half that price or less. I hear they do just as good of work as here. Just have to find the right dentist. Good luck
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I started my gagued out ears with a regular (healed) pierced hole, and gagued them out little by little. I was extremely happy with the results, but it took some time. I was going to have it gagued out larger initially, until I took into consideration the fact that there would be a void in my lobes should I ever decide I wanted a change. I am glad (in retrospect) that I didn't have them use the larger hollow needle to pierce them when I started, because my current job does not allow that type of body modification under the dress code. Although that is unsettling, it is a fact, and I now make ten dollars more on the hour. If you start out with a regular small hole, you can remove the plugs, retainers, etc. and your ears will go back to normal very quickly.
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1)the wholesale cost of the earrings: 213.90/230*100 = $93\n\n2)the amount of compound interest: I=PRT/100\n                                  =$6000*9*1/100 =$540\n                                 I=$(6000+540)*9*1/100 =$588.60\n\n$540 + $588.60 = $1128.60 ~ $1129\n\n3) $2028 (a guess)
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This would depend on the site and amount of work to be carried out, mail me at shaun@sdhinternet.co.uk with the  details and will let you know what the cost would be
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A lot.  The metallic finish means that more than one layer is needed.  Expect to pay several hundred dollars.
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There are many types of brass scrap and it varies throughout the country.  Here is some basic pricing per pound\n\nFOUNDRY BRASS $1.30 \nRED BRASS $1.25 \nYELLOW BRASS $1.20 \nWATER METERS $1.20 \nIRONY BRASS 50%+ $0.26 \nBRASS BREAKAGE $0.03 \nAL  BRONZE $1.16 \n MAG BRONZE $0.86 \n\n\nFor current U.S. Scrap Metal Prices for Brass , Steel, Copper, Stainless Steel, Aluminum  etc.  go to\n\nhttp://www.demolition1.blogspot.com/
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the average cost is about 150-250
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Want to know real numbers?  :) Go to Monster.com and see how much they charge adn you will have real hard numbers that industry charges.\n\nRival
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Depends on what you are doing. they will charge for every item that is associated w/ project. Example would be, "How many receptacles are you putting in?" They will charge you individually for each. Typically the can run from hundreds to thousands. Your local Building and Safety office should have a web site that you could go to to get more info. \n\nGood Luck, mark11mil
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Depends on if you get just the black but I paid just under five hundred for mine.  I know the stainless steel you and the bi-tone you will pay more
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It's important to pay close attention to the metal that the earrings are made of, and that they be very clean (isopropyl alcohol) when they go in, and that they not be left in more than 24 hours without cleaning again.\n\nMost people find 14 ct. or higher gold to be the least irritating metal.  Of course, these earrings can be expensive.  Hypo allergenic studs should be good, but I think there's a lot of variation and don't know precisely what that means regarding each particular earring.  I've seen some that claim "surgical steel' and while that should be good, again, I'm not sure what the standards are, even if there are any.\n\nGo with the gold, either yellow or white (if they like a silver look).  And make sure they're very clean when they change them (clean hands too).