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Lebrun Labs
Eye & Skin Research

Developer of the OptiSafe eye irritation test and DermaSafe SCT skin corrosion test — validated new approach methodologies (NAMs) for GHS classification. NIH/NIEHS SBIR funded.

Anaheim, CA · lebrunlabs.net

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Lebrun Labs LLC3301 E. Miraloma Ave., Suite 194Anaheim, CA 92806(714) 345-4689[email protected]

Lebrun Labs LLC develops and validates new approach methodologies (NAMs) for chemical safety testing. The OptiSafe eye irritation test (IVD EIT, OECD TG 496 listed, NIH/NIEHS funded: R43ES025501, R44ES025501, R44ES031881, SB1 ES025501, SB1 ES038803) classifies GHS ocular hazard categories without animal tissue or cell culture. The DermaSafe SCT skin corrosion test (NIH/NIEHS SBIR R44ES036065) classifies GHS skin corrosion categories and DOT packing groups using an in chemico, cell-free spectrophotometric method. Both methods are supported by eight peer-reviewed publications in Toxicology In Vitro and Cutaneous and Ocular Toxicology, five U.S. patents, and 11 NIH grants awarded since 2015.

Research supported by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences under Awards R44ES031881, SB1 ES025501, SB1 ES038803 (OptiSafe eye irritation test) and R44ES036065 (DermaSafe SCT skin corrosion test), and by the National Eye Institute under Award R21 EY033713. Content does not represent official NIH views. Testing services provided through LebrunLabs.com.

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