Test Material's Ability to Change Redness Caused by Simulated Sunlight
If you are eligible for the study and you choose to participate, you will:
Testing Procedure: Subjects will be required to report to the Photobiology Lab 6 times over 3 days. There are no make up days/times for this trial. Day 1 (Wednesday): Consent; ITA (skin color determination); exposure to simulated sunlight for MED determination (smallest amount of sunlight required to produce redness)- 30 mins Day 2 (Thursday): Evaluation of the site that received UV exposure; outline 4 test sites on the subject’s back with a surgical marker; color readings on each test site; test material application and 5 minutes dry time for one test site; UV exposure for all test sites; test material application to another test site - 45 mins Day 3 (Friday) Visit 1: Evaluation of the site that received UV exposure; color readings on each test site; test material application and 5 minutes dry time for one test site; - 30 mins Day 3 (Friday) Visit 2 (2 hours after Visit 1): Evaluation of the test sites; color readings on each test site; - 30 mins Day 3 (Friday) Visit 3 (4 hours after Visit 1): Evaluation of the test sites; color readings on each test site; - 30 mins Day 3 (Friday) Visit 4 (8 hours after Visit 1): Evaluation of the test sites; color readings on each test site; - 30 mins.
70 New Dutch Lane, Fairfield, NJ
973-359-5879
Monday - Thursday: 7:30AM - 7:30PM
Friday: 7:30AM - 7:00PM
DNQ = $10 Day 1
DNQ = $20 Day 2
DNC = $10 completed visit
DNQ - Did not Qualify