Tattoo ink
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Starbrite tattoo ink products are being recalled due to chemical safety concerns. The recalled products contain BaP, Aniline, and O-Anisidine, which are carcinogenic substances. Additionally, the inks may cause local tissue reactions related to primary aromatic amines (PAA) and azo-dyes. The affected products include Tribal Black (Lot TB62001, Batch 17), Crimson Red (Lot CR60001, Batch 11), Rusty Orange (Lot RO341259, Batch 6/3b), and Grape Ape (Lot GRP8001, Batch 7). These products come in plastic bottles with white labels and red nozzle applicators.
The source document does not specify what actions affected consumers should take regarding this recall.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
null The products pose a chemical risk because they contain BaP, Aniline and O-Ansidine, which are carcinogenic. In addition, the products may cause local reactions in the tissue, which might be related to the content of primary aromatic amines (PAA) and thus azo-dyes.
Black tattoo ink: Packaging black plastic bottle with a white label and a screw-on top with red nozzle for application. Red tattoo ink: Packaging red plastic bottle with at white label and a screw-on top with red nozzle for application. Orange tattoo ink: Packaging red plastic bottle with Model: i) Tribal Black; Lot: TB62001, Batch: 17 ii) Crimson Red; Lot: CR60001, Batch:11 iii) Rusty Orange; Lot: RO341259, Batch: 6/3b iv) Grape Ape; Lot GRP8001, Batch: 7 Notifying country: Denmark
Official record: EU Safety Gate ↗
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