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Starbrite 2 water-based tattoo ink — microbiological risk

EU Safety GateSerious riskMicrobiologicalNov 5, 2010

Hazard

The product poses a microbiological risk because the pigments are multiple-use (15 ml and 30 ml), and the absence of a non-return valve implies that there is no guarantee of preserving the sterility of the pigment, which is necessary in order to avoid possible infection (skin, subcutaneous and general) in the event of microbiological contamination of the pigment itself.

Measures taken

  • Imports rejected by the customs authorities — Other

Product description

1) Product: 'Golden Yellow'; transparent plastic bottle with transparent plastic nozzle closed by a smaller red cap. The front of the white label bears the brand name 'Starbrite 2' in red. Under the letter 'S' there is a picture of a yellow sun. Beneath the brand name in black are the words 'The next generation' in English. Below that, in yellow and white outlined in black, is the name of the ink, 'Golden Yellow' and the wording '1/2 OZ'. 2) Product 'Baby Blue'; transparent plastic bottle has a transparent plastic nozzle with a black base. The front of the white label bears the brand name 'Starbrite 2' in red. Under the letter 'S' there is a picture of a yellow sun. Beneath the brand name in black are the words 'The next generation' in English. Below that, in blue outlined in black, is the name of the ink, 'Baby Blue' and the wording '1 OZ'.

What should I do?

If you own this product, stop using it and check the official notice for what the seller or authority advises (return, refund, repair or disposal). Measures listed here were reported by national authorities to the EU Safety Gate system.

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