No. Novaurora products are cruelty-free. We use plant-derived (botanical) ingredients and never test on animals. We do know of a dog who ate an entire jar of Rejuvenating Face Cream, with no ill effects. We call that our Lab test. - top -

Dr.Hauschka Skin Care opposes animal testing. Dr.Hauschka does not perform animal testing nor do they use ingredients that have been tested on animals. Plant-derived ingredients are used whenever possible, however, Dr.Hauschka does not hold a vegetarian or vegan standard. WALA Heilmittel, manufacturer of Dr.Hauschka Skin Care products, has a holistic formulary philosophy that values ingredients from the mineral, plant and animal kingdoms. Several ingredients in Dr.

NEOSPORIN LT® Lip Treatment has not been tested to kill the virus but does help relieve the symptoms of cold sores.

Bactine can protect you and your family from minor skin infections. It temporarily relieves pain & itching from minor cuts, scrapes and burns. If wound is a puncture, dirty, animal bite, or if you think it may require stitches, see a doctor as soon as possible.

I do not do any animal testing, and consider all of my products to be animal friendly. I am careful to make sure I am using plant based products whenever possible, with the exception of honey, beeswax, goat's milk, silk protein, and limited synthetic ingredients.

The menu items that do not contain any animal-derived ingredients are the Veggie Delite? on Italian bread and the Veggie Delite? salad. Also these individual items also do not contain animal-derived ingredients: all vegetables, oil, vinegar, mustard, sweet onion sauce and Fruizle. The wheat bread and deli roll contain honey but no other animal-derived ingredients.

Not an easy question to answer! Meat and products such as leather, bonemeal, blood and gelatin are obvious ones, although in parts of India leather is made from the skins of cattle that have died a natural death. For all practical purposes, fur and silk production also necessitate killing the animals. The obvious animal products which do NOT involve killing the animal are milk, eggs and wool.

No. The requirements that FDA has in place should give consumers confidence that their food, including dietary supplements, is safe. Most recently, FDA published a rule that prohibits the use in human food, including dietary supplements, of the cattle materials that have the highest risk of harboring BSE infectivity. The rule applies to both imported and domestic dietary supplements and their ingredients.

Emulsifiers can be animal and enzymes can be animal (as well as plant). Enzymes can be also bacterial and fungal. I've never heard of stablisers. If a product specifically says that it's enzymes or emulsifiers (or glycerides or natural flavors or stearic acids or...) are not derived from animal products, than you are in the clear. However, most likely the product will not list that it is derived from animals.

derma e® adheres to a strict Cruelty-Free Policy. We do not approve of animal testing. derma e® does not test our products or ingredients on animals, nor incorporate animal by-products as ingredients into any of our skin care formulations.

issue are ingredients derived from bovine glandular, brain and spinal cord materials. These materials carry the highest risk of infectivity by BSE-causing protein. The aforementioned ingredients are not used in LHP manufactured products. In addition, Leiner does not utilize any bovine-derived materials from countries where BSE is known to exist.

Casein is a milk derivative. It is often used to enhance texture in soy and rice cheeses because it helps the "cheese" melt.

Hotflex™ is a 100% natural herbal product. It does not contain any synthetic or animal-derived estrogens.

of November 1, 2001, the official policy of the Avon Foundation is that no Avon Breast Cancer Crusade funds will be used to support breast cancer research projects involving the use of animals. This followed the announcement of the first Avon Foundation funding for research in fall 1999, and the first awards for biomedical research into the causes, prevention, treatment and cure of breast cancer in spring 2000.

In January 2003 the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers agreed to an EU-wide ban on animal testing for cosmetics. APIVITA products are not tested on animals and do not contain animal-derived ingredients.

There are striking similarities between the physiological systems of humans and various species of animals. For example, much of what we know about the immune system has come from studies with mice, and much of what we know about the cardiovascular system has come from studies with dogs. Research results from animals also provide the information necessary to design human trials that must be completed for legal approval of new devices, drugs or procedures.

No, we do not use any ingredients with animal rennet (the enzymes used to clot milk during the cheese-making process). The casein in our Veggie, Rice and Veggy products is made with microbial enzymes. /p>

We do not use any animal by products - from our brushes to finished products, our line is free from all animal ingredients. We review each new ingredient before applying it to our formula - if the ingredient is or was tested recently (example 1992), we do not use it in our formula and replace it with an ingredient that is regarded as safe. Read more about our vegan standards. No, we do not test our products on animals in any shape or form (outside testing or internal testing).

For US menu items a document is posted in the nutrition section of www.subway.com called "Ingredient Information for People with Food Allergies" this document identifies which standard menu items contain certain allergens and sensitive ingredients.

No, and we never will. Inspire Beauty products have never and will never be tested on animals nor do they contain animal by products. In addition, all product containers are made from recyclable materials.

B-12, when used to fortify foods, is generally synthetic or fungal in origin. While it is commonly found in animal products, it is now more readily available in soy milks, meat analogues, and Vegetarian Support Formula (Red Star T-6635+) nutritional yeast.

The Beauty Spot conducts absolutely no product testing on animals and we do not use animal by-products! We test all prototype products on ourselves, families, friends and volunteers.

The most common animal ingredients used in wine making are isinglass (a very pure form of gelatine from sturgeon fish bladders), gelatine (extract from boiled cow's or pig's hooves and sinews), egg whites (or albumin) and caseins (a protein from milk). Very occasionally blood has been used as an additive - "sangre de toro" means "bulls blood" - but rarely literally any more. This ingredient was declared illegal for use in European wines in the aftermath of the outbreak of BSE (mad cow disease).

Earth Science products are not tested on animals, and do not contain animal derived ingredients. Even common animal derivatives, such as lactic acid and glycerin are sourced from plants.

All of our product packaging lists our ingredients, their purpose in the product, and their source in nature. Please click on the “Ingredients” button on each product page to learn more. You can also visit our Ingredient Fact Sheet page for information on specific ingredients.

The following sandwiches and salads are pork free: Tuna, Roast Beef, Subway Seafood & Crab?, Turkey Breast, Steak, Chicken. Also Pork-free: Why is the cholesterol content of the chicken breast sub and salad higher than most of the other subs and salads? There are several reasons for this: The portion of the roasted chicken in both the salad and sub is larger then the portions of other meat/poultry based sandwiches and salads.

I have a bottle from a company who mostly makes vegetarian vitamins although they have no intrest in being a strictly vegan company, the salesperson claims that most of their products are plant derived even glutamine and other amino acids. I hear that a lack of lysine under times of stress can cause coldsore outbreaks which I suffer from time to time, also I am a heavy weight trainer and glutimime is supposed to support the immune system under times of great stress.

Ethical arguments against animal testing are numerous and lengthy. Many of them rest on an argument against speciesism. Speciesism is defined as "a prejudice or attitude of bias toward the interests of members of one's own species and against those of another.