Should researchers be allowed to use animals in testing the safety of drugs, vaccines, medical devices, and cosmetics?

it depends on if the drug makes the animal unsafe for human consumption, if it does then no, if it doesn't then its fine because the animal wasn't used just for testing

It depends on the product - if it's harmful, then no.

Yes but it should depend on the animal and the product.

Yes if deemed absolutely necessary.

Yes, but only where no ther methods work and where we have no human volunters

For vaccines and other medical interventions and only when no other non-animal model is available but not for cosmetic uses.

No, they should use other alternatives such as synthetic replicas or donated human cell samples.

Yes, but it should be done ethically. Oversight would be needed.

Yes, but not for cosmetics and only on mice or rodent animal species

Yes, but only on mice or rodent animal species and not for cosmetics

Yes, but with greater oversight and regulation

i don't have opinion on the issue

yes only for rats though

Yes, but not for cosmetics and only on mice or various rodent types of animal species

It depends if the animal can feel the pain or be killed in the process, If the animal dies will it be a quick death. However, animals should never be tested with cosmetics.

It depends if the animal can feel the pain or be killed in the process however animals should never be tested with cosmetics.

Yes, but an animal safety board should be implemented to oversee the treatment of the animals during testing

Yes, as long as it is done in a safe way that does not harm the animal

Yes but without harming the animal.

Yes, as long as it does not harm the animal and is strictly regulated

Yes, but small easily reproducible animals

Yes, but strictly rodents