Tattoo ink:1. Intenze Cherry Bomb 2. Inten
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Intenze brand tattoo inks in Cherry Bomb, Light Green, Lemon Yellow, and Bright Red are being recalled due to chemical safety concerns. The products contain Aniline, which is carcinogenic, and may contain primary aromatic amines (PAA) and azo-dyes that could cause local tissue reactions. The affected inks are packaged in colored plastic bottles with white and blue labels and screw-top nozzles, with specific model numbers including M32O35W57, RD27IMX40, Y53W57G41IMX40, Y50W57G40, W57Y50G41IMX40, RD28Y50O35MX40, and others.
The recall was initiated in Denmark. The source document does not specify what consumers who have purchased or used these products should do.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
null The product poses a chemical risk because it contains Aniline, which is carcinogenic. In addition, the product may cause local reactions in the tissue, which might be related to the content of primary aromatic amines (PAA) and thus azo-dyes.
1. Cherry tattoo ink: Tattoo ink packed in a red plastic bottle with a white and blue label and a screw-top with nozzle for application. 2. Green tattoo ink: Tattoo ink packed in a green plastic bottle with a white and blue label and a screw-top with nozzle for application. 4. Lemon tatt Model: 1.Intenze Cherry Bomb: M32O35W57, RD27IMX40 2. Intenze Light Green: Y53W57G41IMX40/Y50W57G40 3. Intenze Lemon Yellow: W57Y50 G41IMX40 4. Intenze Bright Red: RD28Y50 O35MX40 Notifying country: Denmark
Official record: EU Safety Gate ↗
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