Personal Care – Cosmetic purity and safety testing
EAG provides advanced testing to assist personal care and cosmetics brands, from deformulation to packaging studies to litigation support
North American Biocompatibility Summit (NABS) 2024
September 11, 2024
Eurofins EAG Laboratories is proud to be the presenting sponsor for the North American Biocompatibility Summit (NABS) at Quincy Hall in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Dr. Philip Ferko, Senior Scientist and Team Leader for EAG Laboratories, will present “Examine Contemporary Challenges to Identification and Confidence Level Assignment and Approaches to Overcoming Them.”
In addition, Dr. Steven R. Doonan, Manager for EAG Laboratories will co-present “Surface Chemistry Considerations When Evaluating Biocompatibility of Release Product Management” with Drs. Chad Satori and Catherine Christensen from Medtronic.
Visit the link below to see the NABS schedule or contact us to learn more about medical device testing solutions.
We hope to see you there!
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