do you test on animals?
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Hi Catherine I'm not sure I understand your question the people who developed thus would do the ultimate testing. I'm an end-user and as I use it on myself on my clothes on my bed anywhere else that there's hair and finally yes I use it on my Grand basset hound. None of us have had any ill effects in fact it helps us feel better because it gets the itchiness of the hair off. Before I use it on Mr. Knight diamond I ensure that I have got this section use some so that it's not too sticky when I run it over his coat. When I run it over my arm or my legs I wear shorts a lot I usually use a brand-new piece. I hope this helps some and like I said remember I'm an end-user in only use it in my house and for my own use, so I don't test anything. Have a great day.
958131
I'm just getting ready to test my dog and I wanted to reply to the person who suggest using treats. If you give her a treat before you complete the sample, you'll ruin the whole test because you'll contaminate her DNA with whatever plant or animal DNA is in the food.
1424058
Yes our products are tested. The FDA inspects our manufacturing facilities using scientifically and cGMP- trained individuals whose job it is to evaluate whether the company is following the cGMP regulations (current Good Manufacturing Practices).
1246963
I looked this question up, and sadly, yes Olay (Procter and Gamble) does do animal testing....here is a link to many other companies that do animal testing! Who knew? http://www.sodahead.com/living/here-is-a-long-list-of-companies-that-test-on-animals-does-this-shock-you-and-how-many-of-these-pr/question-77885/
1697959
Have no idea. Nothing on the package to indicate one way or another. Since this product contains natural ingredients, such as zinc oxide, I would doubt that there would be a need to test on animals. If a concern to you, suggest to contact the manufacture directly.
1334656
Its all natural, none of the damaging additives in its ingredients, so I don't see why it would be tested on animals?
1667856
I'm quite sure you'll need to get a kit for both. The kit includes a swab which is placed into a tube (?) and then sealed. Also, you fill out some info and then you are assigned a client number. I know it might seem expensive...maybe try out on one dog, see what you think and then do the other one. Hope this helps!
2241289
This product is NOT tested on animals. The company is registered with PETA. The products are vegan and cruelty free.
1079246
Yes, it is. About this things is written in guideline of John masters organics.http://johnmasters.com/philosophy.html4. No animal testing
419967
No this product is not tested on animals. Please see the website for this information. http://www.marykay.com/jennmarieclark/en-US/about-mary-kay/socialresponsibility/pages/a-responsible-company.aspx
1164104
NO from what was written it is not tested on animals. The product It self is great. I have really dry frizzy hair. This product makes my hair soft, manageable, smells good to.
1886686
The package doesn't say anything, but the product website does. They do not test on animals. Here is their answer: "Absolutely not, we would never order any testing using animals or test on any animals ourselves. We hope you'll give Savvy Green laundry soap a try-and we're pretty sure you'll stick with it once you do."http://savvygreen.net/faq-page#n14
2160952
Their online page says no they do not.http://vasanticosmetics.com/beauty-blog/tag/against-animal-testing/
1099020
I have pomerians, jack russels and a lab. Worked on all my dogs. So I would say YES.
1424390
None of the Mrs. Meyer's products are tested on animals. I recommend all that I have tried ... laundry detergent, dish soap and Clean Day liquid ... All clean very well, are long lasting, and have great fragrance ( I chose Lavender), in addition to being free of animal testing.
2251300
No, This product is for humans as it has not been tested on animals and is not guaranteed as safe or to not cause harm. We do not recommend using it on any animal!
1059603
No, MD-Direct products are not tested on animals. Thank you for asking this important question.