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Is printer ink toxic? can it harm my skin?
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Printer ink: is toxic, as is any chemical. It is unlikely to harm your skin. If you have no symptoms please relax. If you have symptoms please see your doctor. If you are generally anxious about health matters you MAY have a phobia that a clinical psychologist can help with. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/14/2018
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