• Tattoo Ink Recall Sparks Warning About Infections, Permanent Scarring

    From Dark Brandon@21:1/5 to All on Mon May 12 19:33:28 2025
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    https://www.newsweek.com/tattoo-ink-recall-sparks-warning-infection-permanent-scarring-2070412

    Tattoo artists and consumers are being urged to steer clear of certain
    Sacred Tattoo Ink products after federal testing revealed contamination
    with potentially dangerous bacteria.

    The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a public safety warning
    following the discovery of pathogenic microorganisms in two specific ink
    lots, which could lead to serious infections and permanent skin damage
    if used.

    Newsweek reached out to Sacred Tattoo Ink by email for comment.

    Why It Matters
    Tattoos are rising in popularity, with data showing that 30 percent of Americans have at least one tattoo, the FDA reported.

    The alert about Sacred Tattoo Ink, published by the FDA on Wednesday,
    comes amid growing public scrutiny over product safety in the personal
    care and cosmetics industries. Tattoo procedures inherently involve
    breaking the skin barrier, which heightens the risk of infection from
    any contaminants introduced during inking, according to the FDA.

    What to Know
    The contaminated products include Sacred Tattoo Ink's Raven Black (Lot#: RB0624, best before June 28, 2027) and "Sunny Daze" (Lot#: SD1124, best
    before November 1, 2027), both of which are the subject of a targeted
    recall. Testing identified the presence of bacteria such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which can be resistant to antibiotics and difficult to treat
    once infection sets in.

    Tattoo ink recall permanent scarring
    A stock image of a tattoo artist tattooing a customer. YakobChukOlena/Getty Infections stemming from these contaminated inks may present as rashes
    or red lesions and, in more severe cases, can lead to scarring.
    Misdiagnoses are possible, the FDA cautioned, as symptoms may mimic
    allergic reactions or other skin conditions, delaying appropriate treatment.

    The FDA identified the contaminated lots through routine surveillance
    sampling and subsequent lab analysis. The agency used its
    Bacteriological Analytical Manual for cosmetics to test for microbial contamination.
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