Health Canada is warning about a recall of some tattoo inks that may pose a risk of skin infection.
Two types of water-based tattoo pigments by the brand Bloodline were recalled on Wednesday, namely All Purpose Black and Carolina Blue, due to “potential microbial contamination.”
“The recalled products may be contaminated with certain microorganisms that may present a health concern to consumers,” Health Canada said.
The agency said that using contaminated tattoo ink “can pose a risk of skin infection.”
Approximately 120 units of the affected products were sold in Canada until August.
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The recalled inks were manufactured in the United States last year by Nevada-based company Sierra Stain LLC and were due to expire on July 1, 2026.
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