Evaluating the occurrence of allergic or irritative responses by contacting products with the skin in maximized protocols is an excellent way to assess the safety of topical products. The tests include compatibility, potential irritation, clinical testing, safety testing, photoallergy, phototoxicity, primary irritation, HRIPT, cumulative irritation, patch test, Human Repeat Insult Patch Test, non-comedogenic, non-acnegenic, and hypoallergenic.
International Research Services, Inc. (IRSI) is a privately held clinical research company founded in 1977 that serves the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries.
Specializing in dermatological safety and efficacy testing, IRSI is a leader in biophysical instrumental analysis of the effects of test products on human skin conditions. For over 40 years of history, IRSI has become a reference in the development and conduct of clinical tests for products from different markets, such as pharmaceutical, cosmetic, hygiene, food and nutrition. In partnership with Allergisa, a Brazilian company with over 25 years of experience in these segments, the tests are carried out within the strictest standards of safety, which guarantees the credibility of the products that will reach people's homes.
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