Is your cosmetic product truly 100% vegan?
There is nothing nicer than being able to read the ingredient label of your favorite cosmetic product and see brands certifying its being 100 percent against animal testing and completely […]
The Difference Between Cruelty-Free Cosmetics and Vegan Cosmetics
In recent years, the beauty industry has seen a growing demand for ethical and sustainable products. Two terms often used to describe such products are “cruelty-free” and “vegan.” Although they […]
Corrositex at the University of Naples Federico II
On the 30th of May INT.E.G.RA. and Corrositex® in vitro tests and the Irritection Assay System arrived at the University of Naples Federico II for the ‘INT.E.G.RA Introduction Day’ on […]
Understanding Cruelty-Free Cosmetics
In recent years, there has been a significant shift in consumer consciousness towards ethical and sustainable products, with a particular emphasis on cruelty-free cosmetics. As more people become aware of […]
New INT.E.G.RA. Headquarters at Sestri Levante
INT.E.G.RA.’s new headquarters at 15 Via Unità d’Italia in Sestri Levante is now operational! Didn’t get a chance to attend the Regulatory Day on October 17? No problem: it was […]
Certify your products as microbiome friendly with Kind to Biome®
The skin microbiome is too important to be neglected Human skin is home to billions of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses and fungi. Up until recently, it was believed that these […]
OECD 496 + OECD 435: the only 100% animal free in vitro tests for your testing strategies
Our OECD 496 and 435 tests are the only macromolecular, 100% animal-free in vitro tests that can be used in both a top-down and bottom-up strategy. PETA Approved Non-Animal Approaches […]
Sharon Labs Announces Acquisition of Res Pharma Industriale
Trezzo sull’Adda, March 8th, 2022 – The INT.E.G.RA. family would like to congratulate Sharon Laboratories on its acquisition of Res Pharma Industriale, announced March 1, 2022. Headquartered in Ashdod, Israel, […]
Irritection® protocols can be performed with any plate reader
You don’t have one of the plate readers recommended for the use of Dermal & Ocular Irritection tests? No problem, if your plate reader has405 nm and 450 nm filters, […]
The reason why the OECD 496 Ocular Irritection® protocol is better than the classical one for surfactant analysis
Many of our customers prefer to use the classical Ocular Irritection® protocol to evaluate the irritant potential of their surfactants for GHS and CLP classification. We at INT.E.G.RA., as European […]
