How to care for a pierce:

Do's And Do Not's

DO: It is safe to swim in a chlorinated pool or ocean water
DO: Return to any Warrior Piercing location within two weeks for a free check-up to ensure that the pierce is healing well

DO NOT: Play with your pierce, touch it, or turn it during the day unless you are cleaning it.  Doing so may prolong your healing time of the pierce and/or increase complications with healing.
DO NOT: Use ointments, creams, or antibacterial products unless told to do so by an authorized Warrior Piercer
DO NOT: Do not use Dial, Lever 2000, Betadine, Bactine, or any liquid soap, as they contain too many harsh chemicals that will interfere with proper healing.
DO NOT: Never let anyone's bodily fluids (i.e. saliva, urine, blood, semen, perspiration, etc.) come into contact with your healing pierce.
DO NOT: Do not expose your pierce to pets; dander fur and fleas are not good for a healing pierce.
DO NOT: Make sure you do not restrain, pull, hang, tug or in any way or form put pressure on a healing pierce.  This will stop you pierce from healing.  Be aware of your clothing that it does not constrain against your piercing.
DO NOT: Do not let other people touch your pierce during its healing time.

Following these instructions will help avoid any problems that may occur during the healing time of any pierce.  Use common sense, be good to yourself and your new piercing.