purple voting ink on finger with Sliver Nitrate

Voting ink on finger, also known as semi-permanent ink or dye, is applied to the voter's finger by election officials after the voter has completed their ballot at the polling station to prevent multiple voting. This is an effective method to prevent electoral fraud in countries where there is no standardization or institutionalization citizen identification documents. 

Pink voting ink is the most common color used, and it is the most widely applicable. However, there are also blue, red, and rosered options. Generally, vibrant and relatively dark colors are preferred for easy inspection. Another consideration is the content of silver nitrate, which is typically between 5%-25% The imprint remains clear for up to 72 hours before gradually fading away, and it does not have any side effects on the body. Relevant quality inspection reports and customs clearance are also available.

The ink factory was established in 2007, and the self-developed ink gives us a competitive edge in terms of price, quality, style and transportation. We welcome custom orders for the specific type of voting ink on finger.