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@B4LP8293wks3W
I don't think animals would atleast most of the time have the Same affects from us, let alone the fact the animal could be anything but a mammal
@9ZWDBC55mos5MO
Yes, under controlled, limited and humane circumstances, and where alternatives have been exhausted. All use of animals in testing that would be considered in any way cruel should be banned.
Yes but they should minimise suffering as much as possible and use alternative routers where possible
@9ZVBC5R5mos5MO
More in vitro methods should be used when possible instead of in vivo and more funding for new research and development of anti-animal testing in vitro methods
@9ZR5NLD5mos5MO
Yes as long as it is properly regulated to avoid the mistreatment of said animals. Realistically it is better to test stuff out on animals before humans as long as it is done in the most humane way possible. There should be heavy penalties/charges for inhumane treatment of the animals
@9YNGCR96mos6MO
Absolutely not! Animal abuse how about human testing aswell considering the products are for us to use maybe companies will stop selling bad quality products!
Yes, provided there are government rules regulating how this research can be carried out, along with government oversight to ensure that these rules are being abided by.
@9ZCTZV66mos6MO
Yes but not for cosmetic and it should be reuglated that it is only allowed if there are no other options, and it has been tested and passed certain tests beforehand.
@9Z9GW9P6mos6MO
No, as unfortunately the effects of drug testing on animals can be more easily maintained and be of less risk than testing first on humans, but incentivise researchers to utilise other means of drugs testing as well as allowing human participants to sign up, also increase monitoring on researchers testing on animals and ban the use of animal testing for cosmetics.
@9Z9B9Y46mos6MO
Test on humans instead - it’s human products nothing to do with any other species so test it on them people who volunteer for a certain price or prison cell inmates who are there for large offences
i do not personally agree with animal use in testing but i think it is vital / important for medical advancement until something else comes along that is more animal friendly
@9ZM33B36mos6MO
Yes, but only in limited circumstances with strict regulation and ethical guidelines, reducing harm where possible
@9FKHJGR2yrs2Y
only if there is so necessary
yes but only if no other option exists
@9F49VTM2yrs2Y
Yes, but they must be treated with care
No, use criminals for testing of products instead. Only animal products such as animal medicine are to be tested on animals.
@9SHFD2G8mos8MO
Only for medicines that could save the lives of a number of humans eg cancer medication, heart medication
@9NCKLV511mos11MO
No overall but currently it is necessary for medical purposes. We should invest more into computational approaches.
With cosmetics yes, but with vaccines I'm not entirely sure, though that prolly stems from my specieism
@93FJZV73yrs3Y
Yes, but under strictly humane circumstances
@8YLXLQPSocial Democrats3yrs3Y
only for medical use but not for cosmetics
@8YCSKGR3yrs3Y
Yes, but as long as the animals used for testing are not endangered.
@8W5DPPQ4yrs4Y
Prisoners that are sentenced to life should be involved in tests
@8TC577X4yrs4Y
This is already done in phase 2 trials but not for cosmetics.
@8T24J2N4yrs4Y
No, animals should not be used for testing. Instead criminals should be used for testing.
@8DQ9ZDZ5yrs5Y
Yes but only for medical reasons and publicly fund research into alternatives to animal testing (e.g. stem cell testing)
@9BCQBSS2yrs2Y
No , test on pedophiles and rapists
@99GNCLF2yrs2Y
Only in cruelty free manner
@99CLNDF2yrs2Y
No, by this stage a method should be developed to test these without using living beings.
@99C5CML2yrs2Y
Only animals that can be spared.
@98XB4P62yrs2Y
yes but the drug should be thouroghly be researched and examined first
@98WD3BG2yrs2Y
Yes but only if the item they are testing is non toxic and safe
@98QMMVY2yrs2Y
Not if absolutely necessary if have no do in most human way possible
@97YPBL52yrs2Y
Yes, If done humanely and only on certain animals
@97YD2R82yrs2Y
We should take into consideration the suffering of the animal
@97Y8SG52yrs2Y
Yes, if ethically approved and proper protective procedures and cautions are taken for the animals
@97Y4RP2Social Democrats2yrs2Y
Only for life-saving medicines
@96ZHD97Fianna Fáil3yrs3Y
Yes, but only for those who are terminally ill
Yes as long as they aren’t in danger for extinction
@8XFLST73yrs3Y
This would be an infringment of Animal rights
@98K9Q5K2yrs2Y
Yes, but testing should not cause suffering to the animals, should be sustainable and should be of long-term benefit to the animals.
Should pay people to test products instead
@982ZCH62yrs2Y
no, use murderers, rapists, pedophiles.
@94739L63yrs3Y
Yes, but only for medical reasons and only when there is no other alternative
@93YDL4L3yrs3Y
Not for cosmetics And where possible no
@969H36D3yrs3Y
Yes, but not for cosmetics and humanly
@8TMLSVV4yrs4Y
bro its legit just monkee
@8ZKCT873yrs3Y
only if the animal is injured
@8ZLX2XD3yrs3Y
unless there is a needed vaccination, no
@8ZRND8B3yrs3Y
yes if it wont harm them
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@8XR8DQ23yrs3Y
Yes, but not for VANITY cosmetics.
@8PQ23R34yrs4Y
Yes, but only it is deemed safe
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