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What inventions didn’t make the cut
Dr. Anderson: "I
am an incurable optimist, but not everything we try works. We tried to
make removable tattoos 15 years ago."
Dr. Anderson: There is a lot of tattoo regret, (ww) But more satisfaction, millions more. Some regret tattoos but thy knew what they were doing. If 80% can get them removed it is a better percentage than marriage. Seems like compared to smoking, tattooing is removable enough and no one is killed by tattoos. Anderson and company know lasers produce carcinogenic particles. (ww) Dr. Anderson: and we don’t have great ability to remove tattoos. We succeed 75-80% of the time. Dr. Anderson: If the FDA did regulate tattoos and they were made of safe materials, sterile, well tolerated by the skin, and could be removed, it would be a game-changer.
(ww) FDA does not need to regulate tattoo ink BECAUSE INKS ARE
MADE OF SAFE MATERIALS, ARE STERILE,
ARE WELL TOLERATED BY THE SKIN.
Dr. Anderson: It failed ( Infinite Ink) because we ended up coming up with a really expensive tattoo ink in 2008 during the economic recession. (ww) It failed because in a decade only one bottle was sold. Dr. Anderson: I still love the idea of a safe removable tattoo. (ww) He left out the removable part. That is the stumbling block. (ww) Dr. Anderson: What I learned from this is that when you come up with an idea make sure you understand the ecosystem that the invention has to fit into. The cost of tattoo ink is less than $10.00. Removable ink that costs $300 is not tolerated. (ww) He blames an "ecosystem" (?), a time when more tattoos were being made than ever. $300 cost? Really? More like $25. Maybe this means the FDA will require Infinite ink and Artists will pay $300 an ounce. (ww) (ww) As a by-word it has taken the Dr, with the Brits and the EU (The Draft Guidance shows it was the Brits) to get our USA Congress, both houses to pass MoCRA of 2022, an Act of Congress to enable the FDA to eliminate non-laser-removable TATTOO pigment inks from the market. WE MUST RESIST.
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