Western University tattoo ink study reveals many products did not have sterility, lot numbers, manufacturer names, expiration instructions, and quality control of ingredients on their labels. Canada has “absolutely nothing” in terms of regulation.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for July 14, 2021

Western University tattoo ink study reveals many products did not have sterility, lot numbers, manufacturer names, expiration instructions, and quality control of ingredients on their labels. Canada has "absolutely nothing" in terms of regulation. Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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Lack of regulation for tattoo ink poses health risk, says Western University researcher

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