ISCA Cosmetic Testing
Quality Control Package
Quality Control Package
Ensure your cosmetic product meets quality, consistency, and microbiological safety requirements with ISCA Cosmetic Testing’s Quality Control Testing Package. Designed to be conducted on each production batch, this package provides essential testing to verify that your product remains consistent and within specification before market release and as part of ongoing quality control throughout the product lifecycle.
Package Includes:
pH Analysis: Evaluates the acidity or alkalinity of your cosmetic product to help ensure it remains within the appropriate specification for product performance, stability, and consumer use.
Viscosity Testing: Measures the product’s thickness and flow properties to confirm consistency and ensure it meets the required product specification.
Total Viable Count (TVC): Assesses the overall level of viable microorganisms present in the product, helping to verify microbiological quality and identify potential contamination.
Quality Control Report: A clear, professional report presenting your test results against the agreed product specifications, providing documented evidence of your product’s quality and consistency.
E.g. Batch number, formulation number etc. This is to allow us to uniquely identify your sample in our laboratory.
This should correspond to the label on your sample.
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Prices listed are for 1 test programme on 1 sample.
For more information about sending your samples, please see our FAQ below.
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Sending Samples
FAQ
Quantity to send
We will need a minimum of 250 ml of your sample for Viscosity or pH testing.
Where to send
Please send 250 g of each sample to our laboratory address,
ISCA Cosmetic Testing
Unit 28 Nine mile point ind. est.
Crosskeys,
Newport, UK
NP11 7HZ
Packaging
Samples should be sent in their final retail packaging where possible.
Sample labelling
Please label your samples clearly (including unique ID numbers) and ensure that you keep a record yourself of what samples you have sent us to avoid any confusion. What you label your sample is what will be recorded on your final report.