ASSESS the hazards in your chemicals
Rapidly identify chemical hazards with on-demand screening against our extensive library of over 300,000 CAS RNs, including 450+ RSLs and 4,500+ verified CHAs, developed using our robust GHS+ process.
Screening, streamlined – Let us do the work for you
Make safer decisions about the chemicals you use with on-demand hazard screening and assessment, right at your fingertips. Screen your chemicals against the lists that matter most to your business. In SciveraLENS®, you have access to over 300,000 preliminary hazard assessments based on authoritative lists – plus over 4,500 verified chemical hazard assessments covering 23 key toxicological endpoints.
View your results in an intuitive dashboard that lets you see the overall safety profile of your chemicals at a glance, as well as specific risks to humans and the environment you should be aware of. Plus, you’ll get updated on any changes affecting your chemicals, so you can be sure you’re always working with the latest information.
Schedule a free demoSciveraLENS has expedited the process and given me more peace of mind to know that we are not missing things.
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The simpler path to safer chemistry
What this means for you is reliable, up-to-date information that empowers you to manage the chemical hazards in products and processes, even where the chemicals aren’t regulated yet, and reduce the risk of regrettable substitutions and loss of market access.
Plus, you get all this at a fraction of the time and cost of doing your own CHA or hiring a consultant. The average CHA costs between 3,000-10,000 dollars and can take up to 3 weeks to complete. SciveraLENS provides critical hazard information immediately and at a greatly reduced cost, unlocking efficiencies across your team and freeing up your time to focus elsewhere.
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