How about for medical purposes? I mean I’m generally against myself but I’m curious
Products can be tested through other means that don't involve harming animals. I just think if anyone says they're for it then there is something seriously wrong with their moral values, and I would question whether they are a good person. Animal testing is outdated anyway, in 2013 the EU brought in a law that made it illegal to sell animal-tested cosmetics in Europe. If the government can see it's wrong, then I think everyone else can too.
Products can be tested through other means that don't involve harming animals. I just think if anyone says they're for it then there is something seriously wrong with their moral values, and I would question whether they are a good person. Animal testing is outdated anyway, in 2013 the EU brought in a law that made it illegal to sell animal-tested cosmetics in Europe. If the government can see it's wrong, then I think everyone else can too.
If that was true then why do I see cosmetic brands that use animal testing (such as Maybelline, L'Oreal and Estee Lauder), being sold in supermarkets and shops.
If that was true then why do I see cosmetic brands that use animal testing (such as Maybelline, L'Oreal and Estee Lauder), being sold in supermarkets and shops.
I'm not an expert in it but my best guess would be the products they sell in Europe aren't allowed to be tested, or they get around the law somehow.
How there is no other option for medicine designed for humans?
It was just an example, I have no clue if there are alternatives for animal testing in certain fields, I just meant that there are some circumstances that it might be necessary. Animal testing should be a last resort rather than a first call imo.