"Health Risks Uncovered: Dangerous Ingredients in Majority of US Tattoo Inks"

A study conducted by Binghamton University reveals that up to 90% of tattoo inks sold in the US contain different pigments and unlisted additives than those listed on the label, potentially posing health risks such as organ damage and allergic reactions. The study aims to raise awareness among tattoo artists and clients, urging for better labeling and manufacturing practices, while also influencing discussions around FDA regulation of tattoo inks. The findings highlight the need for clearer information and stricter regulations in the tattoo ink industry to mitigate potential health complications.