Irritation Tests

Irritation tests can be used to determine whether a material or chemical can cause local irritation to skin, mucosal or ocular tissues. Test substance extracts are dosed or the test substance is applied directly to the animal. Dosed areas will be examined and scored at 24 ± 2, 48 ± 2, and 72 ± 2 hours after treatment. Scoring measures the irritation reaction (erythema and edema) experienced by single, repeated, or sustained exposure to device materials or chemicals.

This test complies with ISO 10993-10 and ISO 10993-12 standards.

Applicable Standards

• ISO 10993-10
• ISO 10993-12

Sample Features

• SCX220: 2 complete devices, each device should be 120 cm2 or 4 grams. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT.
• SCX225: 15 mL. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT.
• SCX230: 2 complete devices, each device should be 120 cm2 or 4 grams. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT
• SCX240: 8 samples, 1 inch each ^ 2. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT.
• SCX260: Minimum 25 mL. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT.
• SCX265: 10 complete devices, each device should be 120 cm2 or 4 grams. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT.
• SCX270: 3 complete devices, each device should be 120 cm2 or 4 grams. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT.
• SCX275: 10 discs, size 1.5cm diameter x 0.5cm thick. CSS Approval is required to meet TAT.

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