I think we should stop animal testing.
It is so variable that it has little added value, from a quantitative standpoint.
You need proper characterisation of the product for that.
The requirements we now place on new products submitted to the MEB...
we should characterise the old products against these requirements.
Old products are already on the market, they didn't undergo this characterisation.
The current standard is higher than it was before.
We should apply the current standard to old products, to learn about them.
For instance: For this parameter, this molecule should be on that protein...
and only that molecule is essential. You don't need animals to measure that.