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Return to Home page     Page 1    Page 2    Page 4 Cruel Science         Many companies do perform tests on animals, although you may be led to believe that they do not. The safest way to ensure your products are not tested on animals is to look on the back of the label. It will either say 'Not Tested On Animals'  or' This Company Supports Animal Rights'. If you cannot find a label that states that the product was not tested on animals, you may wish to call or write to the company providing the product. Simply state that you are a concerned consumer and wish to know if they perform tests on animals. If you do not receive a response then write again, if you wrote them in the first place. IF you called and they refuse to answer your questions then ask to speak to someone in higher power. If they refuse to let you speak to anyone. It usually means that they do not want you to know something. You may wish to continue trying to discover if they perform animal testing write to the company if you previously called, write them this time. You may also wish to contact an animal rights foundation and ask them if you really wish to know.     Most tests performed on animals are unnessicary and illegitimate. Illegitimate in the fact that they are irrelevent to humans. Such as penicillin tests. Penicillin causes death in guinea pigs, but we know all the wonders it has worked for humans. If they had taken the tests on guinea pigs to be acceptable for humans also, many people would have died.