Needles, Cartridges, and My Toronto Journey With FYT & Mithra Tattoo Supplies
- Mor Cohen
- Jul 21
- 2 min read
Every tattoo starts long before the machine touches skin, it starts with the needle. I'm proud to be supported by FYT Supplies and their Mithra needle and cartridge line, a relationship that's been part of my journey since I moved to Toronto and started building this studio from the ground up.
Why Needle Quality Actually Matters
Needles are the part of the process clients almost never think about, but they shape everything: line crispness, how evenly shading builds, and how gently the skin is treated throughout the session. Mithra needles are medical grade steel, ultra-sharp, and sterile single-use, built specifically for the sharpness and consistency professional artists actually need session after session. FYT's cartridges add a stabilizer system and a silicone membrane that prevents fluid from flowing back into the device, which keeps things precise and hygienic throughout a long sitting.
A Canadian Supplier That Gets It
What made this relationship click for me is that FYT and Mithra are genuinely built for Canadian artists, not just an American brand shipping north. When I arrived in Toronto and was rebuilding my supply chain from scratch, having a Canadian supplier who actually understood the needs of local studios made a real difference. Consistent stock, reliable configurations across round liners, round shaders, and magnums, and gear that performs the same way every single order, that reliability is what lets me focus on the actual tattooing instead of worrying about my tools.
Built for Realism Work
For black & grey realism specifically, needle configuration is everything. The right round liner or shader configuration is what makes the difference between a muddy gradient and a genuinely photographic one. Having access to precise, consistent configurations through Mithra means I can match the exact needle to the exact detail I'm building in a piece, rather than compromising because my usual setup isn't available.
Every piece I create is a combination of the right hands and the right tools. Book a session and see the difference the details make.

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