Editorial policy
Quick reading: Facts here come from named public sources; shop statements are attributed, client photos are not used, and conflicting sources are shown side by side.
Is this site independent of the shop?
It is not the official Remington Tattoo website, and the shop’s statements are attributed to it wherever they appear. Government rules come from County of San Diego publications and the text of the Safe Body Art Act.
What counts as a source?
A public page or document someone else can open: the official site, the merchandise store, the Google listing, a published interview, or a government publication. Directory listings that are not linked from the shop are recorded as likely, not confirmed.
Why are there no tattoo photos?
Tattoo photographs show clients’ bodies and artists’ work. They were not licensed for reuse here, so the site uses no client photos and links to the shop’s own galleries instead.
How are reviews handled?
Only the dated Google aggregate is reported. Individual reviews are not quoted, and the shop’s own testimonials and slogans are not treated as independent reviews.
What happens when sources disagree?
Both versions are shown with their sources, as with the building’s date. Neither is silently dropped.
Is any of this advice?
No. Health questions about a tattoo belong with a clinician, and permit questions with the County Department of Environmental Health and Quality.
Is this connected to Wikipedia?
No. The layout follows a familiar encyclopedia style, but there is no connection with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.