so often I here people say " I will not use this hair spray, wear this shirt, etc etc if it is made with anything tested on animals" so they wear, or use products that say "not tested on animals"
but, how true is the statement, not tested on animals?
as true as as a lie can be,
what?
ok, let me explain to you how it works.
let's say they have a chemical they want to test on a rabbit, we will call it chemical K, well they do the test with chemical k until they get what they wants.
however,
knowing the backlash animal rights groups will give them if they find out there product contains things that were tested on animals, they change the name of chemocal k to redmars11,
why?
because technically redmars11 was not tested on animals, and they can legally put on their products "not tested on animals" and get away with it, even though redmars11 is the same as chemical k. it's bull I know, but that is how it works, and it is better for you to know the truth about "animal testing free products" than to be caught up in their lie
in conclusion, it sucks big time, for the people that are being lied to, and worst of all for the animals that suffer from all the testing:(
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