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Children were blowing up a balloon, they had saliva on it. if some of the ink from the colour of the balloon was swallowed, would it be dangerous?
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Ink: The small amount of ink that would be ingested from blowing up a balloon is not likely to cause any adverse effects.
Answered 11/11/2014
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