What are the hazards of carbon ink? Are there any carcinogens?

Carbon ink contains no carcinogens and is harmless to human body.

Because the black color in carbon ink is produced by extremely fine carbon particles. As a nonmetallic element, carbon will not form ions, so it will not dissolve into blood and enter cells. Secondly, carbon itself is a very stable element. The more stable it is, the more it reacts with other substances. The process of human digestion and absorption is a chemical reaction, so carbon will not change into microstructure and enter human cells. Therefore, carbon ink is not only carcinogenic, but also harmless to human body.