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You’ve poured months, maybe years, into developing a product you believe in, whether it’s a glow-boosting serum, a gut health supplement, or a mobility chew for senior dogs. Now comes the hard part: proving it works. In a crowded market full of unverified claims, one of the most powerful ways to stand out is through clinical evidence. That’s where the parallel group study comes in, a trusted research design that gives brands the data they need to validate product claims and w
Clinical trials are the gold standard for validating the safety and efficacy of skincare products and dietary supplements. Within this landscape, the crossover study design stands out for its unique ability to minimize variability and optimize study efficiency. In this blog post, we’ll explore what a crossover study is, how it works, and why it's particularly valuable for brands in the skincare and supplement industries. What is a Crossover Study? A crossover study is a type
Walk down any skincare aisle, and you’ll see the same buzzwords everywhere, “clinically tested,” “proven results,” “dermatologist-approved.” But with so many products making big promises, how do you know which ones actually deliver? That’s where dermatology clinical trials come in. These behind-the-scenes studies are the real reason some products earn trust while others fade fast. They’re how brands back up their claims and how consumers can feel confident that what you’re p
