QV is cruelty-free
Yes. QV is 100% cruelty-free. This means that they do not test their products on animals, nor are any of the ingredients used in their products tested on animals. This also means that they do not test on animals in countries where this is required by law.
Do QV sell their products in Mainland China?
No. Their products are not sold in Mainland China. They do ship their products to China via their website.
As per the China & Cosmetics Animal Testing FAQ by the Humane Society International:
Pre- and post-market testing requirements do not apply to cosmetics ordered by customers via an ecommerce website if the website and fulfilment is outside of mainland China, and products posted direct to the customer in China. So, a cruelty-free company could sell products to Chinese customers via a website without concern for animal testing.
Certifications
QV is not certified by any cruelty-free organization currently.
Is QV Vegan?
Yes. QV is 100% vegan, which means that no ingredients used in their products are derived from animals.
Is QV owned by a parent company?
QV is owned by Ego Pharmaceuticals.
About QV
QV is a cosmetics company that sells Body Care, Skincare, and Hair Care.
Their products are available in Australia.
Price range: $
Hi,
I’m confused as to if this is true or not because QV products are sold on China.
Hi, I was wondering if QV would still be considered non-cruelty free as I recently saw this on their website
“Hi there,
We don’t sell our products in ‘bricks-and-mortar’ stores in China. We sell via online platforms into China, with the stock being shipped from Hong Kong. This allows us to avoid having to conduct animal testing on our products.
Kind Regards,
Ego Pharmaceuticals”
Thank you for your help
This is literally at the top of the page – “a cruelty-free company could sell products to Chinese customers via a website without concern for animal testing.”
I believe this already answers your question.
The top of this article mentions this – “a cruelty-free company could sell products to Chinese customers via a website without concern for animal testing.”
I believe this already answers your question.
Why do QV/Ego pharmaceuticals not have a cruelty free certification from any cruelty free organisations?
Do they sell products to any other country that does test on animals?