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Clinically validate your product’s safety with our HRIPT service. Assess skin sensitization potential under dermatologist supervision for global regulatory compliance.
Method Reference
IS 4011:2018
Turnaround Time
90 Days*
Sample Quantity
As per requirement*
24hr Quotes
5 NABL Labs
Official Reports
Testing Scope
Human Repeat Insult Patch Test (HRIPT) – Assess Sensitization & Allergenicity
The Human Repeat Insult Patch Test (HRIPT) is a gold-standard clinical study used to evaluate whether a cosmetic, personal care, or topical pharmaceutical product causes skin sensitization or allergic reactions after repeated exposure. It is essential for products intended for frequent or long-term use.
Conducted under strict dermatologist supervision, the product is applied to the same area of skin over multiple cycles—followed by a rest and rechallenge phase—to detect any delayed hypersensitivity reactions. This test is critical for validating claims like “hypoallergenic,” “non-sensitizing,” and “safe for sensitive skin.”
HRIPT supports global regulatory requirements and assures consumers of the product’s long-term safety and tolerance.
Why It Matters
Dermatologically Tested for Skin Sensitization
Clinically Proven Non-Sensitizing
Hypoallergenic (only when supported by HRIPT + appropriate subject panel)
Does Not Cause Skin Allergies or Sensitization
Safe for Repeated Use on Human Skin
Suitable for Sensitive Skin (if tested on relevant panel)
Formulated to Minimize the Risk of Allergic Reactions
Gentle on Skin with Long-Term Use
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