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Phthalate Testing in Plastics and Polymers

Phthalates are colorless, odorless chemicals found in plastics and polymers including consumer products, toys, and even food containers. Phthalate consumption has been linked to birth defects, hormonal disruption, behavioral issues, fertility issues, obesity, and...

IES File Testing

LED Lighting IES File Testing Understanding IES File Testing: Illuminating the Path to Accurate Lighting Design In the dynamic world of lighting design and engineering, IES files stand out as a critical component in the accurate representation and simulation of how...

LED Lighting IES File Testing

ISO-Certified Solar Eclipse Glasses

Viewing the total or partial solar eclipse can be an exciting event. However, experts have warned that no matter where you are, “it is never safe to look directly at the sun's rays — even if the sun is partly obscured,” as it can cause damage to the eyes. To avoid...

Non-destructive Testing

Non-destructive testing (NDT) is a group of analytical techniques the technology industry uses to understand, evaluate, and determine properties of a material in an effort to assure that both structural and mechanical parts function safely and effectively. NDT is...

OECD Testing

OECD testing is a critical component of chemical safety and environmental protection efforts worldwide.

Lab bench with glass test tubes and flasks

HRIPT Testing: Evaluating Skin Safety and Allergenicity

The Human Repeat Insult Patch Test (HRIPT) is a critical method used in product safety evaluation to determine the skin irritation and allergenic potential of consumer products. This article explores the importance of HRIPT testing, its procedures, and its application...

image of an HRIPT patch being applied to the upper arm of a test patient in a clinical lab environment.

3 Free | Chemicals in Nail Polish

Dibutyl phthalate (DBP), toluene, and formaldehyde, are three chemicals known as the "toxic trio" often found in nail polish. Include formaldehyde resin (tosylamide/TSFR) and camphor and you've got five toxic ingredients, all commonly used to reduce cracking and...

Electromagnetic Interference EMI Testing

Electromagnetic interference, or EMI, is a test done to determine the amount of energy an electric product produces. If the amount of energy emitted is too high it can interfere with other energy-emitting electric products, for example, a microwave may disrupt the...

Electromagnetic Interference EMI Testing

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