Advancell Irritation & Corrosion Testing

Published: 26-Mar-2010
Regulatory

ADVANCELL offers in vitro safety and toxicology services in accordance to OECD Guidelines and ECVAM test procedures.

Advancell Irritation & Corrosion Testing

ADVANCELL offers in vitro safety and toxicology services in accordance to OECD Guidelines and ECVAM test procedures.

Safety Testing: cutaneous irritation, corneal irritation, skin corrosion, eye corrosion/irritation.

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