I want to learn more about animal testing on products.?

Answer 1

Try this link:http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=animal+testing

It'll take you to a search page filled with info on animal testing!

Answer 2

It's very hard to find good products that don't test on animals... Mainly because the most common products sold today DO cruelly test on animals.

a common test that companies use on animals is the "Draize Eye Irritancy Test." companies test their product in the animals' eyes a number of times and look for a reaction (there's almost ALWAYS a reaction). it causes the animals great pain, and, worst of all, this test is often used for beauty products... so basically we're torturing animals so that we can have our shampoo and foundation. sick, sick, sicckkk!!!

Some companies that DO test their products on animals (DO NOT BUY THESE PRODUCTS): Clairol, CoverGirl, Finesse, Pantene, Sally Hansen, Glade, MAX Factor, Jovan, Nair, Neutrogena, Listerine, Playtex, Coppertone, L'Oreal, Olay, Procter & Gamble Co (the owner of hundreds of well-known brand names, and one of the WORST companies for animal testing), SoftSoap, Clorox, Arm & Hammer, MAC, Jergens, Secret, Old Spice

for a FULL LIST of products that DO test on animals, go here:http://pw2.netcom.com/~axleplus/stuff/ho...

Companies that do NOT test on animals (many of these aren't very well known): ABBA, Alba, Aloe Vera, Aveda, Avon, Botanics, Burt's Bees, Chanel, Clinique, Color Me Beautiful, Conair, Essential Oil Company, Giovanni Cosmetics and Hair Products, Gigi, Hard Candy, Jojoba, Mary Kay, Natural Bodycare Inc, Pangea, Revlon, Tom's of Maine, Paul Mitchell

for a FULL LIST of companies that do NOT test on animals, go here: http://pw2.netcom.com/~axleplus/stuff/ho...

sry that most of these companies are beauty companies. it's all i could find. be warned, though, almost ALL household-cleaning-supply companies test on animals.


hope my answer helps! =]

Answer 3

okay