Tattooing is not only for dissidents, miscreants, the wayward,
and the Llewellyn-ites among us.
Sheep, rabbits, pigs, cattle, horses, stoats, and goats can be tattooed
also,
not so much of an expression of individuality as the need for permanent
identification.
http://www.enasco.com/c/farmandranch/Livestock%20Identification/Tattooing/
On 3:59 AM, Davis, Cassie wrote:
Hi Histo World, as I was cutting to day I was thinking why don't we see if we could get
specimen marking ink directly from a tattoo vendor? When I first started in histo I was told
the ink we use was actually tattoo ink. As we know as soon as somebody labels something as a
medical supply the price is increased. Just a cost saving thought, I mentioned it
to my immediate supervisor but she think it would be a liability issue. I thought we could
test/validate it on skin tissue left over from a mastectomy or extremity. Any thoughts?
Cassandra Davis
cda...@che-east.org
302-575-8095
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