Dear all,
Is validation of computerised systems required by the regulatory authorities (US/EU) in cosmetic industry?
Hmmm, interesting question.
To be honest I am not totally sure, but I’d imagine products such
as makeup or shampoo would need to comply to some regulatory body.
They are not drugs as such but they would have a negative effect on a person if the formluation was incoorect and caused skin damage or irratation.
Good question looking forward to more responses
Hi
I think the best way to avoid problems through cosmetic is using the natural products. Does anyone know of natural products.
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In regards to the first post
Is validation of computerised systems required by the regulatory authorities (US/EU) in cosmetic industry?
In the US the answer is Yes if the cosmetic makes a medical claim. ie SPF 30 in suntan lotion, Kills 99.99% germs in soap or hand sanitizer.
If the computerized system is for weighing/batching or inventory of raw materials.
Any SPF/OTC product with active ingrediants -as well as Organic claims should be validated.
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