FACT: No animal testing

According to PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), in 1989 Amway signed PETA’s statement of assurance, stating that it uses no nonrequired animal tests on ingredients, formulations or finished products—and never will. (source)

Post a comment below or Discuss this post on Amway Talk

8 Responses to “FACT: No animal testing”

  1. Retief

    To whom it may concern.
    I am an Australian IBO.
    I have a question which will include basically all our products, but specifically Satinique, Artistry, Nutriway, XS, home care products.
    Do we have any animal testing ? I have read the “Fact” posting.
    If we don’t have any testing anymore, then when was it stopped. I believe strong animal rights followers have a cut off around the 1970′s which is considered acceptable.
    Hope to receive a reply soon.
    Kind regards
    R

  2. Peter Wade

    Does Amway use animal products in any of its products, e.g. Satinique?

    • All Amway products are not vegan, if that’s what you’re asking. For the simplest example the Omega-3 supplements use fish oil. Checking the ingredients list for Satinique on amwayglobal.com it includes cholesterol, which I believe for shampoos is usually derived from lanolin from sheep’s wool. Ingredients can vary from market to market so best to ask your local Amway affiliate.

  3. Simon Smith

    Does anyone know about the optical brighteners Amway use? Distryl Biphenyl derivative. Where is it obtained and is it natural as it does not sound it?

  4. Kay T.

    To Whom May It Concern,

    Hello. I like some of Amway products but I really hope Amway sell no bristle brushes. On Japanese official website, it shows brushes were made with fur of squirrels, weasels etc. Are they planning to produce brushes without fur anytime soon?

  5. Good Evening I would like to know if the ingrediant ‘Parobin’is used in any of the Amway Products? I am a South African IBO and would like to extend this info to our teams accordingly! I would also like to thank you for a great website that you have put together regarding the use of their products on animals.

Leave a Reply
(Note: Abusive comments or comments with fake email addresses will not be published)

RSS for Posts RSS for Comments