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The material that makes something glow-in-the-dark is not suitable for use in tattooing. Something will glow in the dark because it has phosphorescence in it. That material can cause cancer in humans. I have heard that there is safe blacklight tattoo ink, however, a tattoo is permanent, and people have only been using the blacklight ink for a few years. There is no real understanding about the long-term effects. Most of the blacklight ink that I have seen does not look very good as a tattoo anyway. It seems like that ink is much more likely to heal up patchy. No one really knows how long the ink will stay reactive to blacklight. I really cannot recommend something that has that many unknown variables.
Not at all. The only standards something has to conform to are the FDA's, not whether or not they are truly safe.Dr E Kazbot said:Also, it's the *only* tattoo ink out there that has FDA approval. Meaning it's technically much safer
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