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No, I don't believe so.

For one, it's on the back and is on the FAQs part of their website. If a company was found to be testing animals anyway, they would lose their reputation. Most wont take that risk. Many companies do though, I did a project over animal testing and its horrible, what they do to them. When it's put into the rabbits eyes, they don't have tear ducts, so it burns their eyes until they go blind literally. When it's it's first put in, a lot scream and break their necks or backs against their restraints.It may be odd, but I think it's better for those that immediately die. They don't suffer for weeks. I am a strong believer that the government should restrict animal testing to medical research. That, I really can't argue with, but I can argue with testing cosmetics and other products. Anyway, I got off track...

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No, they don't.

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