I just got off the phone with a representative that I called from the Equate nail polish Remover I purchased. He informed me that the company does not test on the ingredients or the finished product. The company also does not have any third parties test on animals for them. He said that they changed their testing methods a long time ago (I'm not sure how long), and they now use in vitro methods of testing instead of animals.
It wouldn't equate to a percentile because the maximum score on this test is 600.
the same thing happen to me ...very confusing...maybe the equate brand is more sensitive than the other
People test animals in labs.
Several industries test on animals. We are not one of them.
Schwartzkopf do not test their final products on animals, but their suppliers may, or may not, test their ingredients on animals.
Walmart sells Equate Vitamins, Equate Personal Care products, Equate First Aid, Equate Digestive Health supplements, and Equate Nicotine Replacements. Their website has a complete list of Equate products for sale.
you will die if you test on animals i will kill you biach
No, BH Cosmetics does not test their products on animals. This company also does not purchase products from any suppliers who test on animals.
= "What are the test on animals for?" = = They test mainly new vaccines that they want to make available to humans, so they test on animals to make sure that the vaccines are safe, and actually work. =
Animals don't test. People do. Please clarify the question.
No Lip Smacker does not test their products on animals.
I had the same thing happen. I then asked around on a fertility awareness forum and was told that Equate can also pick up on LH. It made since. I had just ovulated very late and wasn't sure if I was pregnant or if indeed it was ovulation. I took every pregnancy test known to mankind to see if they would turn positive as well. They did not. Only Equate. It gave me a really dark positive mixed with super light ones. the only negative test was the one I tested with water to be sure I wasn't going insane. I did 6 tests in total (including water test) I am not pregnant. Equates are not accurate. I researched on the internet more to find out people have been complaining about this brand as far back as 2002. Its 2009. If you are pregnant, you will get a positive on equate AND other tests, to include a blood test (which is considered positive around with a beta# 25 or higher with most doctors but not all).. I hope that helps some.