Allergic Sensization Studies Courses

Allergic sensitization studies are designed to evaluate whether a substance can trigger allergic reactions after repeated exposure, particularly through the skin (dermal route) or the respiratory system. These studies are essential for identifying the hypersensitivity potential of various substances and ensuring the safety of products before they reach consumers.

They are commonly conducted for:

• Chemicals – used in industrial and household products

• Pharmaceuticals – especially topical or inhaled drugs

• Cosmetics and personal care products – such as lotions, creams, and fragrances

• Consumer goods – including textiles, cleaning agents, and adhesives

These studies help detect immune system responses, such as skin inflammation, rashes, or respiratory issues like asthma, that can arise from allergen exposure. The results support regulatory decisions, product labeling, and risk assessments to prevent allergic reactions in sensitive individuals and protect public health.