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Project Description

Cosmetics clinical research laboratory needed for dermatology clinical study on 30 human volunteers including transepidermal water loss - TEWL (evaporimeter) tests and skin pH determination tests.

Project Information

Number:17-00730

Industry:Clinical Trials and Clinical Research

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