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One component in the safety assessment of many types of products is the evaluation of their potential to cause eye injury. Eye irritation is defined as “the production of changes in the eye following the application of test substance to... Read More

This study by researchers at Mary Kay Cosmetics demonstrated that MatTek’s EpiOcular human cornea-like tissue construct can be used to accurately predict the irritation potential of cosmetic products designed to be applied on human skin immediately adjacent to the eye... Read More

This study by scientists at Alberto-Culver Co. and the Institute for In Vitro Sciences (IIVS) demonstrated that major personal care and cosmetics companies are basing their internal ocular product safety evaluation programs on MatTek’s EpiOcular in vitro human corneal tissue... Read More

This study by researchers at several Procter & Gamble research facilities in the European Union utilized MatTek’s EpiOcular in vitro 3-D human corneal tissue equivalent to demonstrate that the use of HPLC/UPLC technology can extend the applicability of the MTT... Read More

This study by scientists at Mary Kay, Inc., COLIPA (European Cosmetics Association), Procter & Gamble Co. and MatTek Corp. demonstrated that MatTek’s EpiOcular in vitro human corneal tissue equivalent is a very accurate and reproducible in vitro model for the... Read More