The investigation of product effects on the eye can be based on a wide variety of motivations: Ophthalmological studies with cosmetic products, for example, often pursue the goal of proving the 'tolerability' of the product. On the other hand, tests with medical devices or medicinal products usually focus on the topic of & 'efficacy'.
Overview
- Anatomy and examination of the eye
- Which products can be tested in clinical studies?
- Recruitment of patients and subjects
- Study designs
- Product claims: ophthalmologically approved, 'No Tears'.
- Questions and answers
Who is this webinar for?
Participation in this webinar is particularly interesting for manufacturers of the following products:
- Decorative cosmetic products such as mascara, kajal, eye shadow, make-up, etc.
- Eye and face creams, eye pads, eye masks, etc.
- Cleansing products such as wash lotions, shampoos, make-up removal products, wet wipes, etc.
- Sunscreen creams and sprays
- Contact lenses and glasses
- Eye drops, ointments and sprays, e.g. for dry eyes