Dermatological testing is animal testing. Many brands now are funding into alternative ways of testing products safely, without the harm of animals. Most animals used are rodents or rabbits. -------------------------------------------------------------
If the product has the words 'Dermatologically Tested' on the packaging it has been tested on human skin. This however does not necessarily mean the product (or it's ingredients) are automatically 'bunny friendly'.
Your best bet is to look for products that clearly state on the packaging that the company do not test on animals or commission animal tests from third parties. PETA have a really handy guide to products that aren't tested on animals. You can also email companies about their testing policies if you're unsure (I've done it in the past) and the ones who have nothing to hide with regard to their testing policies will be happy to give you all the info you need.
Incidentally, the EU ban on using animals to test cosmetics and their ingredients came in onto force on March 11th this year (2009), so basically any cosmetics you buy that are manufactured within the EU are 'bunny friendly'. It also means that no product tested outside the EU may be sold within the Union.
There is paternity testing and DNA testing in the Philippines. It can also be completed at the United States embassy.
they are testing if its real or not <3
You are testing the relative hardness of the mineral.
Mitochondrial DNA testing - can trace a person's maternal ancestry. & Y chromosome testing - traces a person's paternal ancestry.
Depending on where you live it is possible to do legal DNA testing in hospitals. In the USA it is legal. In Canada most hospitals do not perform DNA testing for paternity testing.
Tht's a real open ended question, Please explain better WHO DOESNT USE DERMATLOGICAL TESTING ? In what field of expertease are we looking ?
The International League of Dermatological Societies was created in 1935.
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Dermatological bases are classified according to structure and size. An external dermatological preparation which comprises protein nanoparticles containing an active ingredient and having an average particle size of 200 to 500 nm. The dermatological bases are classified according to the amount of water they contain, whether they're water washable, and their method of preparation. There is water in oil bases as well as synthetic bases that make it difficult to determine how much water is contained in the base.
these products are used to cure skin infections.
Dermatological Oncologist
Dermatological bases are classified according to
for use only on the skin - not for internal use
It was due to numerous surgical and dermatological procedures.
The adjective forms of the noun 'epidermis' are epidermal and epidermic.