Title: Animal Testing Is Cruel and Doesn't Work: Here's Why
Headings: Animal Testing Is Cruel and Doesn’t Work: Here’s Why
Animal Testing Is Cruel and Doesn’t Work: Here’s Why
What Is Animal Testing?
More Than 100 Million Animals Are Tested and Killed Every Year
Industries That Use Animals for Testing
Cosmetics
Cleaning Products
Personal Hygiene
Why Animal Testing Needs to Stop
Animal Testing is Unethical and Cruel
It’s Archaic
It’s Not Necessary
The Results of Animal Testing Are Not Reliable
It’s Wasteful
Alternatives to Animal Testing
In Vitro Testing
Computer Modeling
Research Using Human Volunteers
Human Tissues
What You Can Do

Content: Let them know with a letter, with posts on social media, and with the most important, time-tested way to drive change in a capitalist society: spending your dollars with the competition. Cleaning Products
It’s quite incredible how many cleaning products exist, and how many of the companies responsible for them test on animals. From air fresheners and dish soap to glass cleaners and stain removers, there are many companies that test chemicals on animals while developing their cleaning products. Countless household cleaning products have been tested on animals, from glass cleaners like Windex to bathroom disinfectants like Lysol, from laundry detergents like Tide to dish soaps like Dawn. Luckily, there are many cruelty-free alternatives out there if you are willing to look a little harder and perhaps spend a little more. But if you care about the well-being of animals and supporting companies that believe in the rights of animals to live without suffering, then it’s worth doing a bit more research into what you are buying. Personal Hygiene
Like to pamper yourself? There is a very good chance that you use products that were tested on animals. Personal care products should be subject to testing because, like cosmetics, they’re used on human skin.