The Eurofins EAG In Vitro Biocompatibility Laboratory offers a comprehensive battery of biocompatibility and consumer product safety testing services.
In vitro biocompatibility analysis is a set of methods used to identify potential health hazards from a sample without the use of in vivo animal testing. The results of biological models in response to test samples help indicate the physiological outcomes that could occur during the real-world use of the product.
Traditional models that rely heavily on animal testing face ethical and stringent regulatory challenges. In vitro models offer a more humane, and cost-effective alternative. Thorough in vitro testing can help identify potential safety hazards during the earliest stages of product development before proceeding to more expensive and time-consuming in vivo studies or clinical trials.
Benefits of In Vitro Testing at EAG
From R&D design screening to lot release and regulatory submission, manufacturers and suppliers are looking for in vitro testing that provides materials expertise with quick turnaround. At EAG, our scientists approach in vitro testing from a different direction. As materials experts, we understand the technical aspects of the assays and the chemistry of materials. This allows us to offer a greater understanding of why a certain material failed an assay.
High throughput for in vitro testing is important. But when a material fails an assay, understanding why is crucial. The EAG team expanded our In Vitro Biocompatibility Lab to meet these client needs. Reach out to our team for help with your project.
Ideal Uses of In Vitro Testing
Biocompatibility testing for regulatory submission
Research & development of products and materials
Impact of manufacturing and cleaning processes
Design change testing
Safety testing for consumer products and wearable technology
Raw material screening
Lot release testing
All experiments are designed to adhere to common industry and regulatory standards. Several endpoints can be evaluated using in vitro techniques, including cytotoxicity and irritation. Further, each endpoint can have several methods of analysis that provide different details on the extent of the result.
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