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With new products hitting the market everyday, consumers are more informed than ever and demand proof behind product claims. Whether it’s a new supplement, a skincare product, or even a pet health innovation, brands need evidence that their offerings work as advertised. This is where parallel studies shine. Known for their straightforward design and robust data, parallel studies are a powerful tool for brands to establish transparency and build trust with their audience. In
Cosmetic brands rely on ingredients to deliver results, but every ingredient also needs to be evaluated for safety, stability, and compatibility within a formula. This is where cosmetic ingredient testing becomes essential. For founders, formulators, and regulatory teams, ingredient testing helps answer an important question early in product development: Is this ingredient safe and appropriate for use in a cosmetic product? Understanding how ingredient testing works helps bra
If you develop products in the food, beverage, or supplement space, you have probably encountered the term GRAS. It shows up in ingredient documentation, regulatory discussions, and safety evaluations, but many brands are not fully clear on what it actually means or how it works. Understanding GRAS matters because it is one of the main ways companies demonstrate that an ingredient is safe for use in food products in the United States. This article explains what GRAS means, ho
