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Screen hundreds of ingredients across every market you sell in.
Hundreds of formulations, each with dozens of ingredients, each evaluated across thousands of endpoints, across every jurisdiction where you ship. ToxIndex makes that scale of screening tractable so safety signals arrive early enough to change a formulation.
Updated July 18, 2026
- 53,842
- chemicals tracked across regulatory lists
- 7
- jurisdictions in one restriction check
- Hours
- to screen a full ingredient list
The situation
Screening at portfolio scale
Consumer and cosmetics teams live with the same math: lots of formulations, dozens of ingredients in each, and a different set of banned-substance lists and data requirements in every market. Assessing that by hand means either cutting corners or slowing the whole product timeline.
Submit an ingredient list as CAS numbers, INCI names, or SMILES, and each one resolves to its identity in the knowledge graph, pulling available safety data and filling missing endpoints with documented predictions. Ingredients that cross a threshold or hit a restriction in a target market get flagged, early enough to matter.
How ToxIndex helps
From ingredient list to safety signal
Check every restriction at once
Lists tracks 53,842 chemicals across 20 regulatory lists and 7 jurisdictions, so a global screen is a single, authoritative check.
Batch hazard screening
Kiln resolves each ingredient and returns known safety data, and predictors fill the endpoints with no measured study.
Catch regulatory changes early
Crawler watches gazettes and official journals across markets, so a new restriction surfaces before your next quarterly review.
Answers the whole team can get
Sage answers 'is this restricted at 2% in a rinse-off product in the EU?' in plain language, with the regulatory citation attached.
The tools behind it
What runs underneath
FAQ
Questions teams ask
Frequently asked questions
How fast can ToxIndex screen an ingredient list?
A full ingredient list — as CAS numbers, INCI names, or SMILES — resolves and screens in hours, early enough to change a formulation rather than confirm one already locked.
How many markets does one restriction check cover?
Lists checks 53,842 chemicals across 20 regulatory lists and 7 jurisdictions in a single pass.
Can non-toxicologists use it?
Yes. Sage answers questions like 'is this restricted at 2% in a rinse-off product in the EU?' in plain language, with the regulatory citation attached.
See it on your own chemistry.
Try the free version now, or book a walkthrough of the full platform on your substances.