OECD tests for skin and eye irritation: methods, regulatory requirements and in vitro alternatives
Assessing skin and eye irritation is an essential step in substance safety
Category: OECD Guidelines
OECD acute toxicity tests: overview of guidelines
OECD acute toxicity tests are an essential step in safety assessment
What is OECD 431, the in vitro skin corrosion test?
The assessment of skin corrosion is a key issue for the safety of chemical products.
OECD 408: 90-day subchronic oral toxicity study in rodents
The OECD 408 test is a reference method for assessing the effects of exposure
OECD 109 Density Analysis: Everything You Need to Know
OECD 109 designates a standardized analytical procedure, essential for determining the density of liquids and
Understanding OECD Test 110: An Essential Test for the Characterization of Insoluble Substances
The OECD 110 test is a reference method used within the framework of the regulations
OECD 102: Determination of the melting point or range of a substance – Method, application and laboratory analysis
OECD method 102 allows for the determination of the temperature at which a substance passes from
Understanding the OECD 101 Test: A Key Tool for Spectral Analysis of Chemicals
The OECD 101 test, or “UV-VIS Absorption Spectra”, is a standardized method for measuring
OECD Guidelines: A Pillar of Chemical Safety and Laboratory Analysis
OECD guidelines refer to standardized experimental protocols developed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
