Regulation of Tattoo Ink Production and the Tattoo Business in the US

Isabel Mary Haugh · S.L. Laumann · Anne E. Laumann

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Tattoo and Body Piercing Complications Healthcare Regulation Occupational and Professional Licensing Regulation

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The production of tattoo ink and pigments in the US is unregulated. There are no guidelines or standards issued by national agencies. However, the practice of tattooing is regulated at the state and local levels but varies widely. Adverse events are addressed when a problem is reported.

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