Summary
Resolution 58 is a directive that prohibits the use of vertebrate animals, except humans, in scientific research and testing. In its initial section, the resolution lists the restricted purposes: scientific research, development, and quality control of personal hygiene products, cosmetics, and perfumes containing ingredients or compounds with scientifically proven safety and effectiveness. Additionally, Article 3, Subsection II necessitates the utilization of alternative methods recognized by the National Council for Animal Experimentation Control (CONCEA) or validated nationally or internationally if not yet recognized by CONCEA.