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Ballet Probe Update: New Pricing + Insulated Probe Status
Back in July, Ballet implemented a major price reduction of 20% across their probe line. Since then, they’ve taken things a step further with an additional price adjustment on Stainless and Gold probes—bringing even more value to the Ballet products you already trust.
What’s Happening with Ballet Insulated Probes?
Updated January 22, 2026: We have received small batches of Ballet Insulated probes, and we are going through our pre-order list! If you have a pre-order and want to check the status, please email us at in**@*************ly.com.
Starting January 23, 2026 you can start ordering Ballet Insulated online!
FDA Urges Caution on SJ3 and Vasocaine Topicals
Our second update relates to our popular SuperJuice3 and Vasocaine topical anesthetics. The FDA has recently become concerned about the concentration of lidocaine in these products—5%. Mostly, the agency’s alarm involves use of these products by non-professionals. When used in combination with other topicals, such as tetracaine and benzocaine, the use of 5% lidocaine products over large areas of the body can result in excessive levels of absorption, which can result in health-related issues. While the FDA’s review of these products appears to be related primarily to the practice of tattooing, the agency is also examining the use of these topicals in electrolysis, laser and other esthetic procedures.
Out of an abundance of caution, Prestige will not be selling these products online until the FDA’s review is completed. Vasocaine has been reformulated to 4% and is available. If you have questions, please email us at in**@*************ly.com.
As an effective and economical alternative to these products, we suggest using Topicaine and Zensa Topical Anesthetic.
As further guidance on using topical anesthetics, the FDA recommends the following:
- Do not use OTC pain relief products with containing more than 4% lidocaine on the skin
- Do not apply OTC pain relief products over large areas of the skin, or to irritated or broken skin
- Do not wrap skin treated with OTC pain relief products with plastic wrap or other dressings. Wrapping or covering treated skin with any type of material can increase the chance of serious side effects.
