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Which UVA test is best? As COLIPA and the FDA assess which UVA test method to adopt as the industry standard, Beiersdorf, L'Oreal, P&G and other manufacturers dispute which protocol is the most comprehensive.(Global report: sun care)
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Global Cosmetic Industry
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February 1, 2005| Author:
Bolan, Cristen
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
* SET UVA STANDARDS
COLIPA and the FDA request data to standardize UVA testing and labeling.
* LIVE VS. IN VITRO
Scientists question the predictive value of in vitro observations compared to the in vivo reality during sun exposure.
* POSSIBILITY OF PASS/FAIL
The pass/fail method measures any reaction to the applied solar spectra as a failure.
It has been called the sun's silent killer....
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Which UVA test is best? As COLIPA and the FDA assess which UVA test method to adopt as the industry standard, Beiersdorf, L'Oreal, P&G and other manufacturers dispute which protocol is the most comprehensive.(Global report: sun care)
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; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY * SET UVA STANDARDS COLIPA and the FDA request data to standardize UVA testing and labeling. * LIVE VS. IN VITRO Scientists question the predictive value of in vitro observations compared to the in vivo reality during sun exposure. * POSSIBILITY OF PASS/FAIL The pass/fail method
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