Located in the heart of New Delhi since 2011, CIDP India provides a comprehensive range of clinical trial services, including cosmetic safety and efficacy testing, biostatistics and data management, regulatory affairs, and scientific and medical writing. With a multi-disciplinary team of experts, CIDP India is committed to delivering top-tier, innovative clinical testing and high-quality services. These are supported by state-of-the-art facilities and advanced technologies, including the Antera 3D, VISIA® CR Gen 5, Spectrophotometer CM 26D, Trichoscan, and other specialized skin and hair testing equipment.
The CRO offers tailor-made clinical trials to help clients successfully navigate the complex regulatory landscape of the dermocosmetics sector. Its expertise spans various indications, including acne, aging, pigmentary disorders, skin irritation, sensitization, moisturization, anti-dandruff & anti-seborrhoea treatments, hair growth formulations, hair color safety, and consumer use studies. Delhi’s high pollution levels provide a unique testing environment for anti-pollution skincare and haircare products, offering real, actionable data and a competitive edge in developing products that protect consumers in polluted urban areas.
CIDP India maintains a GDPR-compliant volunteer database that includes babies, children, and adults with diverse skin and hair types, as well as various dermatological profiles. The CRO also collaborates with key opinion leaders and hospitals to conduct off-site clinical trials. With its global presence, CIDP offers the added advantage of conducting multi-centric trials with phototypes ranging from I to VI.
Partner with CIDP India to leverage its expertise and ensure your products are scientifically validated for consumer safety and effectiveness in the Indian market.
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