Within Rapid Screen, you can screen any of your chemicals against almost 250 lists and sublists that Scivera’s team of experts manage and maintain. And we’re continually adding lists to our library based on what our customers need.

We categorize our lists into 7 list types:

• Regulatory
• Authoritative
• Organization
• Hazard
• Preferred
• Inventory
• Group

For a refresher on these different list types, check out our User Guide article on the topic.

Since fall, we’ve added quite a few lists to Rapid Screen including:

Regulatory:
Homeland Security: Appendix A: Chemicals of Interest (COI) List
Maine Safer Chemicals in Children’s Products
Vermont Chemicals of High Concern to Children
EU – Cosmetics Regulation Annex II

Authoritative:
EU SCCS – Fragrance Allergens – Established fragrance contact allergens of special concern (single chemicals only)
EU SCCS – Fragrance Allergens – Fragrance substances categorized as established contact allergens in animals
EU SCCS – Fragrance Allergens – Fragrance substances categorized as possible contact allergens
EU SCCS – Fragrance Allergens – Established contact allergens in humans
EU SCCS – Fragrance Allergens – Fragrance substances categorized as likely contact allergens by combination of evidence
European Commission – Ozone depletion substances
China – Priority Control List of Chemicals

Inventory:
China – Existing Chemicals List

Organization:
Green Science Policy Institute – Six Classes – Antimicrobials
Green Science Policy Institute – Six Classes – Bisphenols and Phthalates
Green Science Policy Institute – Six Classes – Certain Metals
Green Science Policy Institute – Six Classes – Flame Retardants
Green Science Policy Institute – Six Classes – Some Solvents
SCJ – Potential Skin Allergens

We’ve also been working with several companies to add their company specific RSLs and MRSLs to Rapid Screen.

Let us know if there is a list that you would like to see in Rapid Screen or if you have any questions about the list screening process in Rapid Screen.