THE RIFM DATABASE
The RIFM Database is the most comprehensive, worldwide source of toxicology data, literature and general information on fragrance and flavor raw materials.
Fragrance Material Safety Resource Center
RIFM's Online Fragrance Material Safety Assessment Resource Center is published by Elsevier's Food and Chemical Toxicology Journal. The Resource Center features RIFM peer reviewed scientific publications including:
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More Events
- 05/12/20
Are Your Materials on the Not-Supported List?
Join this webinar to learn if your materials are on RIFM's 2019 Not Supported List. - 03/25/20
RIFM Quarterly Update Webinar (view recording) - 02/11/20
Are Your Materials on the Not-Supported List? (view recording)
Join this webinar to learn if your materials are on RIFM's 2019 Not Supported List.
FEATURED NEWS
07/09/20
Ask a RIFM Scientist: What is potency, and what does it tell us?
RIFM's Isabelle Lee, PhD, talks about why understanding an ingredient's potency critical to ensuring its safe use.
RIFM NEWS
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07/09/20
Ask a RIFM Scientist: What is potency, and what does it tell us?
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06/23/20
Ask a RIFM Scientist: What can 30 years of confirmation testing tell us?
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06/03/20
Ask a RIFM Scientist: What is skin sensitization, and why study it?
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05/28/20
RIFM Publishes Groundbreaking New Paper on Fragrance Ingredient Clustering and Read-across
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
RIFM Procedure To Review Fragrance Materials Not Included In The Safety Assessment Program
This brief RIFM publication outlines the process for completing a Safety Assessment on a new material that is not already being processed through the RIFM Safety Assessment Program.
Integrating habits and practices data for soaps, cosmetics and air care products into an existing aggregate exposure model
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology Volume 88, August 2017, Pages 144–156
Safe Use of Fragrance Discussion
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