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Originally Posted by orangebird
I only buy products that state that neither the product or the ingredients have been tested on animals. I also don't buy other products made by companies that do test on animals, such as Iams catfood (owned by Proctor and Gamble, who do test on animals). Good enough for you?
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Not good enough for me. I assume that you have never had medical treatment, and will refuse any medication or invasive hospital treatment that you might require in the future?
Not only do I condem the terrorists behind this, I condemn there cause. While I think its wrong to be in the furious persuit of elixir of life, to prevent HLS, and that Oxford University research laboratory from giving young, otherwise healthy, people, and children the chance to leave fulfilling and enriching lives is grotesque.