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Cosmetic safety: NOAEL, MoS, SCCS, 12 jurisdictions. 30K ingredients. Free.
Cosmetic safety: NOAEL, MoS, SCCS, 12 jurisdictions. 30K ingredients. Free.
Remote endpoints: streamable-http: https://roots-mcp-server.rootsbybenda.workers.dev/mcp sse: https://roots-mcp-server.rootsbybenda.workers.dev/sse
Roots by Benda is a well-architected cosmetic regulatory MCP with proper authentication, rate limiting, input validation, and safe database queries. Code quality is solid with LIKE-wildcard escaping, bounds checking on numeric inputs, and careful handling of user-supplied data. Permissions are appropriate for a regulatory data lookup service (read-only database access, HTTP endpoints). Minor findings relate to code quality and logging practices but do not indicate security vulnerabilities. Supply chain analysis found 2 known vulnerabilities in dependencies (0 critical, 2 high severity).
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From the project's GitHub README.
The world's first cosmetic-regulatory MCP. Check cosmetic ingredient safety and multi-jurisdiction compliance — EU Regulation 1223/2009, US FDA, Korea MFDS, Japan MHLW, ASEAN, Saudi SFDA, Canada Hotlist, Australia SUSMP, ECHA SVHC, California Prop 65, California TFCA, Washington TFCA — backed by 884,345 rows of SCCS opinions, NOAEL studies, CIR conclusions, and pre-calculated Margin of Safety values.
Equivalent data licensed from commercial providers (Coptis, CosmEthics) runs €16,000/year. This MCP is free.
Live endpoint: https://roots-mcp-server.rootsbybenda.workers.dev/mcp
SSE fallback: https://roots-mcp-server.rootsbybenda.workers.dev/sse
check_ingredientFull regulatory profile for a single cosmetic ingredient by name, INCI name, or CAS.
Returns: SCCS safety opinion, EU Annex II/III/V/VI classification, pre-calculated Margin of Safety, NOAEL reference, dermal absorption, sensitization profile, CIR conclusion, endocrine-disruptor status, ECHA SVHC listing, China IECIC status, plus jurisdictional_profile — the regulatory status across all 12 supported jurisdictions in one response.
query: "retinol"
→ EU: restricted (0.05% body, 0.3% face); Korea_MFDS: restricted; California_Prop65: (not listed);
SCCS/1639/21 — MoS 167 @ 0.3% face cream (pass); NOAEL 0.43 mg/kg bw/day
check_formulaBatch compliance scan for an INCI deck (up to 50 ingredients). Returns per-ingredient regulatory status, flagged restricted/banned substances, and overall formula risk level.
ingredients: "Aqua, Retinol, Cetearyl Alcohol, Titanium Dioxide, Phenoxyethanol"
jurisdiction: "EU"
→ Risk: MODERATE — 1 flagged (Retinol — restricted max 0.05% body leave-on under Annex III/321)
search_ingredientsDiscovery search when you don't know the exact INCI. Filter by partial name, function, or category.
query: "sunscreen" → 10 matches (UV filters with safety ratings and EU status)
query: "preservative" → parabens, phenoxyethanol, benzyl alcohol, etc.
calculate_mosMargin of Safety calculator per SCCS Notes of Guidance (SCCS/1647/22) methodology. Returns SED, MoS value, and pass/fail against the SCCS-100 threshold used in CPSR safety assessments.
ingredient: "retinol", concentration: 0.3, product_type: "face cream"
→ SED 0.129 mg/kg bw/day; MoS 333 (pass, >100 threshold); dermal absorption 40% (SCCS/1639/21)
| Dataset | Records |
|---|---|
| Ingredients (curated INCI) | 30,553 |
| NOAEL study records (EPA ToxRefDB, ChemIDplus, EPA-ECOTOX, EPA-IRIS, GESTIS-DNEL, EFSA, Cal-OEHHA, Health Canada) | 174,973 |
| Pre-calculated MoS values (SCCS methodology, 20 product categories) | 99,535 |
| Sensitization assays | 8,898 |
| Dermal absorption profiles | 860 |
| GHS classifications (PubChem) | 468,165 |
| Substance identifiers (INCI ↔ CAS ↔ EC ↔ CID crosswalk) | 73,252 |
| CIR safety conclusions | 5,267 |
| Multi-jurisdiction regulatory opinions (12 jurisdictions) | 15,925 |
| Distinct substances with multi-jurisdiction profile | 6,917 |
| TOTAL | 884,345 |
100% source-traceability: every row has a src_local_path pointing at a specific primary-source file on disk and a src_verification_status in the verified set. No QSAR predictions, no unsourced aggregates.
Sources: SCCS opinions (EU Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety), CIR reports (Cosmetic Ingredient Review), EFSA evaluations, ECHA REACH dossiers, EPA ToxValDB, FDA databases, Korea MFDS, Japan MHLW, ASEAN Cosmetic Directive Annex II, Saudi SFDA, Health Canada Hotlist, Australia SUSMP/TGA, California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (Prop 65), California AB-2762 / AB-496, Washington SB 5369.
Add to your MCP config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"roots-by-benda": {
"url": "https://roots-mcp-server.rootsbybenda.workers.dev/sse"
}
}
}
Use the Streamable HTTP endpoint:
https://roots-mcp-server.rootsbybenda.workers.dev/mcp
Every caller receives full data; a 60 requests/minute abuse-prevention limit applies per IP or validated user key.
Roots by Benda — cosmetic regulatory intelligence platform built by Shahar Ben-David (formulator) with Claude (CTO pair-programmer). Regulatory database assembled from primary sources across SCCS, CIR, EFSA, ECHA, EPA ToxValDB, FDA, and the 12 national/state regulatory bodies listed above.
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