What animal testing products to do animals?

Answer 1

Cosmetics, drugs, personal care products, household cleaning products, food additives. Click on the link below, under 'Related links'.
Commonly make-up, toiletries, medical treatments(for humans and other animals), drugs(medicinal and those used as fatal injections, in gas chambers etc.), cleaning products and items for animal use such as toys and housing.

Answer 2

Have moved original comment to discuss question as it didn't answer the question.

Many products are being tested on animals everything from chemicals that the military use with a view to inflicting harm on humans in the future to medical experiments chemical tests and to see what the reaction might be on humans with an ever increasing array of new con concoctions that may make contact in one way or another with humans.

Answer 3

Go to Peta's (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) website, they will have a list of all products tested on animals. You can probably find it by typing PETA in your browser.

Answer 4

animals should not be product tested because if you look at photos on Google you can see pain in them and it's not right to do it they can loose their fur and be scard for life. animals should also not be product tested because there are not as many animals as us and if humans did it and had scars or got ill it doesn't matter because there is about 7 billion people in the world and the animals the people test it on could die out and be gone forever and no longer part of the world.

Answer 5

Well personally i think if you test some kind of product on an animal it can hurt them and sometimes kill them! People think animals are nothing- well, they are and they shouldn't be used as some kind of testing animal! But it depends on what kind of product and animal it is, so just be careful to animals that are being tested on!

Answer 6

Examples of household products that are tested on animals include:

1. Windex, along with many other SC Johnson products like Glade and Pledge.
   
2. Post-it Notes, along with other 3M products such as Scotch tape.
   
3. Trojan condoms and other products of Church & Dwight (more than 70% of condoms sold in the U.S. are Trojans).
   
4. Mars candy, including M&Ms, Twix, Snickers, and more.
   
5. Band-Aids, and other Johnson & Johnson products including baby care items, skin and hair care like Neutrogena and Clean & Clear products, and Listerine.
   
6. Kleenex, and other Kimberly-Clark products like Cottonelle bath tissues, Scott paper towels, Huggies, and Kotex.
   
7. Iams pet food uses as many as 700 dogs and cats to test the nutrition of their products. They also still perform invasive experiments on animals other than dogs and cats.
   
8. Vaseline petroleum jelly and the other lotions and skin products under that name, along with other Unilever products like Dove soaps, Lipton, Slim-Fast, and Axe.
   

Answer 7

There are numerous products that are tested on animals. Some examples include medications, shampoo, cosmetics, perfumes, cleaners, and hair dyes.

Answer 8

Shampoo and toothpaste are tested on animals.