These animals are treated very inhumane; they are treated as if they are objects, instead of the innocent animals that they are. They are intentionally put through excruciating experiments to determine the safety of a product. The eye irritancy test is when animals, typically rabbits, are restrained and a substance, like shampoo or body wash, is dripped into one of their eyes. They experience extreme agony because their eyes begin to turn red, swell, bleed, form ulcers, and they may even go blind. After completing this test, they are killed. Mice and rats are normally used for the carcinogenicity test. This is when a carcinogen is either inhaled, placed on the skin, or given orally over a two-year period. Then they are killed, and their tissues
