Warning to people who've had a tattoo recently as FDA recalls ink sold nation-wide because it contains deadly germs READ MORE: Tattoo fails that will leave you questioning whether you want ink By Alexa Lardieri U.S. Deputy Health Editor Dailymail.

Com Published: 10:40 EDT, 27 August 2024 | Updated: 10:51 EDT, 27 August 2024 e-mail View comments The FDA is issuing a warning to anyone who has gotten a tattoo recently after it was discovered a popular brand of tattoo ink was contaminated with dangerous microorganisms. The federal agency announced Sierra Stain LLC of Carson City, Nevada was recalling three water-based tattoo pigments because they tested positive for eight microorganisms that 'present a health concern to consumers.' The ink was distributed through Amazon to shops and consumers in all 50 states.

The above photo shows one of the recalled tattoo ink products The above photo shows another one of the recalled tattoo ink products The above photo shows another one of the recalled tattoo ink products The FDA initiated the recall after it tested product samples from Sierra Stain, LLC, a company no longer in business. Among the recalled products are Bloodline 0.5oz Carolina Blue water-based tattoo pigments; Bloodline 1oz All Purpose Black water-based tattoo pigments; and Bloodline 0.

5oz UV China pink water-based tattoo pigment. The blue and black products were manufactured in July 2023 and expire in July 2026. The pink ink was manufactured in June 2023 and expires in June 20.