Product Safety Labs
Gabriella Wahler is a Study Director at Product Safety Labs since July 2019, focusing on product safety evaluation. Prior to this role, Gabriella served as a PhD Candidate at Rutgers University from June 2010 to September 2019, where research concentrated on elucidating the mechanism behind nitrogen mustard induced skin injury in mice using a modified semi-occlusive patch test model. Additionally, Gabriella worked as a Laboratory Technician at Rutgers University, conducting research on the effects of environmental and occupational toxins on lung and skin health. Gabriella holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Toxicology from Rutgers University, obtained in 2019, and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology from Rider University, completed in 2010.
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Product Safety Labs
Since 1972, Product Safety Labs (PSL) has provided research and testing services to the agrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical, dietary supplement/functional foods, personal care, animal health, biotechnology and household product industries. We offer a broad range of services including toxicology, analytical and bioanalytical chemistry and pharmacology. As a contract laboratory, PSL has developed an outstanding reputation for providing excellent service, superior value and exceptional quality. Whether you require standard or customized services, our dedicated team of professionals is available to assist with the development of a research and testing program to meet your needs. PSL is committed to providing the highest quality services, in a timely manner. The uniformity, consistency, reliability, quality and integrity of our data help customers make appropriate decisions on risks and meet their increasingly stringent quality and safety standards and the demands of regulatory authorities around the world. Please reach out to Satish Patel our Director Business Development at SatishPatel@ProductSafetyLabs.com to discuss your research needs. Product Safety Labs...Superior Service, Reliability and Results.