Do your cosmetics or medicines contain aborted human fetal DNA or proteins?
How can you find out?

Vaccines, Biologics and Cosmetics produced using aborted fetal cells and/or containing aborted fetal DNA, proteins or cellular debris:

Biologics for Sepsis:
• Xigris (Eli Lilly)
• Drotrecogin alpha (activated) (Eli Lilly)

Biologics for cystic fibrosis:
• Pulmozyme (Roche/Genentech)
• Dornase Alpha (Roche/Genentech)

Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute has developed a certification program to let consumers know how their vaccines, drugs and cosmetics are manufactured so that they can make informed choices about what to purchase.

What products would you like to see ProLife Produced™ or FetalFree™ certified? Send your requests to consumerinfo@soundchoice.org.

Contact us to obtain more information about SCPI ProLife Produced™, FetalFree™ and ProLife Approved™ certifications:
• Manufacturers can send inquiries to certification@soundchoice.org
• Consumers can send inquiries to consumerinfo@soundchoice.org

The need for Certification
To date, 24 vaccines (10 of these are used in the US) contain components that are produced using aborted fetal cell lines. Following the vaccine example, we currently have 3 FDA approved recombinant drugs with up to 85 coming soon, and specialty cosmetic anti-aging creams also produced using aborted fetal cell lines or aborted fetal cell proteins.

• Vaccines containing aborted fetal cell lines
• FDA-approved drugs containing aborted fetal cell lines (at right)
• Cosmetics using aborted fetal cell lines


Is this necessary? No.
Animal cell lines produce vaccines and biologics as economically and effectively as the aborted fetal cell lines. Rejuvenating anti-aging creams and cosmetic products are available produced using animal and non-fetal materials.

Is this safe? We don't know. 
Studies have not yet been done to determine the health consequences of injecting contaminating aborted fetal DNA and materials into our children, into our bodies, or into our skin.