Human Repeat Insult Patch Test (HRIPT)
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The Human Repeat Insult Patch Test (HRIPT) is a gold-standard clinical study used to evaluate skin irritation and sensitization potential of cosmetic products.

Conducted under controlled conditions on human volunteers, HRIPT assesses whether repeated exposure to a product may cause irritation or allergic reactions. This test provides robust safety data to support product safety assessments and regulatory submissions, particularly for products intended for prolonged or repeated skin contact.

About Us

The CIRS cosmetic team provides expert support to  ensure that cosmetic products meet stringent global cosmetic regulations and safety standards.

We offer comprehensive, lifecycle-based solutions for personal care products, from early-stage cosmetic ingredient development, through to final product registration. Our services include:

  • Cosmetic ingredient development and regulatory strategy,
  • Physical/chemical and analytical tests,
  • Toxicological tests (in vivo & in vitro),
  • Efficacy and claim substantiation studies (in vivo & in vitro), and
  • Ingredient and product registration across global markets.

 

With deep expertise in cosmetic regulatory compliance and safety evaluations, our team enables brands to bring products to market efficiently and with confidence.

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