Permanent Marker Ink Toxicity: Low Poisoning Risk but Avoid Ingestion/Inhalation
Permanent markers contain solvents and dyes but generally do not pose a significant ink poisoning risk.
However, ingesting or inhaling large quantities can cause adverse effects:
- Nausea, vomiting
- Dizziness
- Respiratory irritation
Severe poisoning is unlikely, but deliberate or accidental exposure should be avoided to minimize health risks.
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