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Scarring is a common and undesirable outcome of acne vulgaris. There are limited effective topical formulations for acne scar treatment. The investigational product, acne scar serum (HEXILAK® Acne Scar Serum) is latest topical formulation developed for treatment of acne scar with unique ingredients, Kollaren and Exo-T. Read More >>
Establishing consumer trust is fundamental to the success of any product in the market. Substantiating product claims is essential, not only to assure customers of the product’s efficacy and safety, but also to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, prevent misleading advertising, and foster long- term loyalty among consumers.
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Scarring is a common and undesirable outcome of acne vulgaris. There are limited effective topical formulations for acne scar treatment. The investigational product, acne scar serum (HEXILAK® Acne Scar Serum) Read More >>
When talking about testing a product for its safety, companies or manufacturers should understand that the product is not merely fulfilling the safety regulations and blindly following the guidelines. The approach to testing must keep the safety of consumers in mind as well as result in a product that meets their needs.
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Clinical research today has gone beyond the mere need of meeting regulatory requirements. This is more so with OTC, consumer products and nutraceuticals where companies are looking for product attributes and benefits which even consumer can relate to. This is not to undermine the importance of hard-core clinical evidence but supplement the clinical….
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A good patch test system should have good adhesion and contact, and minimal leakage; Finn and IQ patch test system have these properties but are expensive. Aims: To develop a new cost‑effective occlusive patch test system that had good contact with the skin and was non‑irritant.
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Glycaemic Index (GI) is the classification of carbohydrates based on their ability to raise blood glucose levels and evidence shows that its usage has beneficial health implications. Rice forms a part of the Indian staple diet and one of the major energy contributors.
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The skin’s aging process involves a decreased biosynthesis of extracellular matrix proteins (predominantly collagen) compounded by damage from environmental and intrinsic stressors. The Indian population is susceptible to skin damage given its geography and increasing urbanization or a genetic disposition. Read More >>
The incidence of diaper dermatitis (rash) in India is reported to be in the range of four to thirty-five per cent in children up to 2 years of age. To evaluate the clinical effect of using High Air-Through Soft Diaper and babies’ favourite diaper (Standard diaper) on Indian babies’
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There is a very high prevalence of diabetes in India today which is increasing on a North to South axis. In addition to lifestyle changes, Indian people may be more susceptible to
insulin resistance. Observational studies suggest that the consumption of diets with a low glycemic impact is associated
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Skin has always been looked upon as our external natural gear which protects the body from environmental factors like sun, pollution, extreme temperatures, etc. Like our attire, the skin too is supposed to describe one’s looks and make a firm statement about one’s personality. Read More >>
When talking about testing a product for its safety, companies or manufacturers should understand that the product is not merely fulfilling the safety regulations and blindly following the guidelines. The approach to testing must keep the safety of consumers in mind as well as result in a product that meets their needs. Read More >>
Clinical research today has gone beyond the mere need of meeting regulatory requirements. This is more so with OTC, consumer products and nutraceuticals where companies are looking for product attributes and benefits which even consumer can relate to. This is not to undermine the importance of hard-core clinical evidence.. Read More >>
