Are glasses (spectacles) subject to animal tests?

Question

obviously, i don't mean wearing the glasses...i mean anything to do with their production and the things they may contain.

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

Yeah you!

Answer 3

I can' t see  anything to do with the production that would need to be tested on animals. But if it does involve that I don't like it.

Answer 4

I can't see what there is to test on animals, it's just plastic/metal cut frames or the lenses being cut.

Answer 5

animal test   in micro biology is to see the virulence of the infecting organism --your wearing glasses,does not need such test

Answer 6

Probably tested the frame material on animals for any reaction, uless they are titanium.

Answer 7

Definitely not, glasses are tested on people. There's not really much testng to be done though, not many people are allergic to steel, acrylic, paint, titanium (frames) or polycarbonate/lexan and glass which is rarely used anymore(lenses).

Answer 8

None that i know of.

Answer 9

No. Glasses don't contain anything which would need to be tested on animals.

Answer 10

Well all the frames I have used have no tobacco in them. So the beagles are safe I guess.

Answer 11

Only so that comedy photos can be taken of cats wearing bi-focals.

But otherwise no, there's nothing in them that would require organic/animal testing.