Nonclinical Testing

UL's worldwide network and complete portfolio of nonclinical testing services simplifies the process of acceptance in all your key markets by meeting all your test, regulatory and certification needs for global sales and distribution. Definition Nonclinical testing consists of laboratory testing (in vitro) performed on materials, end products and packaging for the primary purpose of verifying the biological, toxicological and mechanical safety prior to being studied on human subjects (in vivo). Benefits Safety has been UL's mission for over a century, and we have over 50 years of experience in physico-chemical, biocompatibility, toxicology, bioanalytical, microbiological, virological and pharmacology testing. UL staff will work with you to assess the appropriate testing required and prepare a project plan tailored to your current and future product launch needs. This typically includes meeting with senior-level scientists experienced in preparing test protocols to meet regulatory submission requirements. UL test facilities are accredited by an independent third-party to ISO 17025.