HP inkjet inks are water-based and free of the heavy metals cadmium, mercury, lead, and chromium that are typically of most concern in the environment.   ...

HP inks (inkjet printing supplies) are safe when used as intended.   HP inks undergo rigorous testing and strict quality control procedures to minimize ...

HP encourages users to seek professional medical advice in case of accidental ingestion of any HP supplies product containing ink.   The HP Health Line ...

The components of the inks contained in original HP print cartridges will differ depending on the particular cartridge. In addition, the potential for adver...

HP inks generally have a low level of oral toxicity. The use patterns of HP printing supplies as well as the cartridge design make it unlikely that signific...

HP inks are safe when used as intended. HP encourages customers to minimize exposure by washing with water any area that comes into contact with ink.  I...

For information on a wide variety of facts regarding safety and environmental features of original HP ink cartridges, please see our supplies specific Ink E...

The consumer safety experience with fabric printed using HP ink has been excellent but not all HP inks have been thoroughly evaluated for use in application...

Currently, HP inks are not designed or evaluated for toy or children's applications and accordingly they should not be used in toy printers, for printi...

HP cartridges and inks generally have a low level of oral toxicity. Ingestion of cartridge components and small amounts of inks should not result in signifi...