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We are a contract research organization located in Navi Mumbai, with view to provide wider range of services including preclinical health and environmental safety evaluations of chemicals, agrochemicals & crop care products, pharmaceuticals, veterinary animal health and medical devices testing

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We are a contract research organization located in Navi Mumbai, with a view to providing a wider range of services including preclinical health and environmental safety evaluations of chemicals, agrochemicals & crop care products, pharmaceuticals, veterinary animal health and medical devices testing. Our animal house facility is approved by CPCSEA, Government of India, New Delhi with its a custom-designed experimental animal house for small animals for preclinical toxicology and research experiment, ecotoxicology, microbiology, medical devices testing & chemistry laboratories all under one roof.

We work in compliance with various renowned international regulatory guidelines, OECD, ECHA, ICH, etc. We are trusted for serving various leading industries for toxicity testing of chemicals, pesticides, agrochemicals, medical devices, and pharmaceuticals.

we believe

We follow the 3R’s of humane animal research.

We are having a team of qualified, trained and experienced scientists in the field of & toxicology, pharmacology and chemistry and with trained technical supporting personnel.

Replacement:

Methods that avoid or replace the use of animals.

Refinement:

This involves the Improvements to scientific procedures and husbandry which minimise pain, distress, suffering, or lasting harm, and/or improve animal welfare in situations where the use of animals is unavoidable.

Reduction:

Methods that minimizes animal use and enable researchers to obtain comparable levels of information from fewer animals, or to obtain more information from the same number of animals, thereby reducing future use of animals.