Expertise in Drinking Water Standards
Scientists at ToxServices provide on-going consulting support to major U.S. certification organizations, and evaluate the health effects of direct and indirect drinking water additives being evaluated under NSF Standards 60 and 61, respectively. Scientists at ToxServices are recognized experts at evaluating potential adverse health effects from plastic pipes and plastic pipe ingredients.
Chemical-Specific Risk Assessments
Scientists at ToxServices are trained in assessing human health risks of water-borne, air-borne, and food-borne contaminants. We have authored multiple U.S. EPA IRIS toxicological reviews, and have performed more than 300 risk assessments of drinking water contaminants for a major certification organization. We regularly evaluate potential health effects resulting from occupational exposure to chemicals.
Exposure Assessment
Scientists at ToxServices have worked with industrial clients and law firms to assess possible inhalation and dermal exposures to workplace chemicals.
Database Searching and Evaluation of Peer-Reviewed Literature
Toxicologists at ToxServices excel at searching Medline, Toxnet, STN, and Dialog databases for environmental, toxicological, and regulatory information.
Toxicological Study Design and Monitoring
Toxicologists at ToxServices can place, monitor, and analyze the results of toxicology studies to comply with regulatory mandates or voluntary testing initiatives.
High Production Volume (HPV) Chemicals
Scientists at ToxServices can assist manufacturers and trade organizations with all facets of complying with the HPV program, including:
- Literature and database searching
- Data gap identification
- Chemical category identification
- Preparation of robust summaries and test plans
