Revolution Ink is recalling 20 units of Golden Yellow tattoo ink because it may be contaminated with Bacillus circulans bacteria. The affected product is a 1 fl. oz. bottle containing a proprietary blend manufactured in Hesperia, California. The contamination was discovered through testing, and the firm has voluntarily initiated this recall. Because this product is injected into the skin, consumers should contact their healthcare provider if they experience any signs of infection or adverse reactions.
The tattoo ink is contaminated with Bacillus circulans, a bacterium that can cause skin infections, inflammation, or more serious complications when introduced into the body during the tattooing process.
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Recall #: C-0003-2026
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