Infobus: Animal Testing

Every year, cosmetics companies abuse millions of animals to test their products. Many more are used to test new ingredients for household products. These companies say that they test on animals in order to make sure their products are safe for people. However, there are alternative testing methods widely available and can give more reliable results. In other words, there's no need for companies to test cosmetics or household products.

Hundreds of companies already use humane, non-animal testing methods to make sure that their products are safe. They can also use organic products, or those that are proven safe to use. So how can you be sure that your product hasn't been tested on animals? And how can you support these companies that have chosen the cruelty-free route?

Join us in the Infobus on 13 July, from 1730h to 1930h, to talk about ways you can save animals from being tested on with ACRES (Animal Concerns Research & Education Society), and learn about products that save animals from harm. You can also check out the list of cruelty-free products available in Singapore through their Cruelty-Free Shopping guide on their website. See you at the Infobus!