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Chameleon Pens

Hello everyone,

here is the Chameleon update:

all Chameleon products are free of animal derivatives except the Chameleon pencils, those contain a small portion of beeswax.

They state, they are a PETA approved cruelty -free company and they do not test on animals. Here is the link they provided.

Chameleon website

Source: mail contact

Author AnshoPosted on 3. December 20213. December 2021Categories GeneralTags alcohol markers, Chameleon, Chameleon Pens
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Vegan friendly and cruelty-free criteria:
A product can be considered vegan, if the entire product itself does not contain animal ingredients, byproducts/ derivatives and none of those are used in the manufacturing process, e.g. the use of animal derived oils and fats in surfactants for the dispersion of pigments. The manufacturer does not test on animals or commissions other parties to do so, none of their parent and sister companies or any other partners test on animals or commission animal testing, none of their raw material suppliers and subsuppliers test on animals or commission animal testing, if there are other options. (According to the European Chemicals Agency, ECHA, animal testing has to be avoided if it is possible and has the goal to minimize animal testing for REACH. Lastly, there is no animal testing abroad for the manufacturer’s products to be sold abroad.)
By “entire product”, all parts of the product are meant, e.g. the ink and its jar it is contained in, the body and nibs of a marker, a pencil’s wooden body as well as lacquer/ print on it.

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