CAMP Access
The American Contact Dermatitis Society is committed to advancing the care and understanding of dermatitis and allergy. As part of this commitment, ACDS created the Contact Allergen Management Program (CAMP), a web-based resource designed to help patients manage allergic contact dermatitis and find personal care products that are safe for them to use.
CAMP is currently not available on Android devices for new users. Alternatively, CAMP can be accessed on Apple devices or by visiting www.acdscamp.org.
Access on Android devices will be restored once CAMP 2.0 is released. We are currently anticipating the CAMP 2.0 update to be released within the first half of 2024, but a release date has not been determined at this time.
Information will be released on the ACDS website and social media platforms as it becomes available. Please contact us at info@contactderm.org with any questions.
How CAMP Works 
- Following patch testing, your physician determines you are allergic to certain allergens.
- Using CAMP, a personalized safelist is generated by your ACDS physician which identifies products that are free of your known allergens or ingredients that are closely related to your allergen.
- Allergen search codes will be given to you as the patient. These are unique codes tied to your specific allergens, as identified by your ACDS physician. Allergen search codes are required to utilize CAMP.
- Click here to access CAMP and input your allergen search codes when requested. View your personalized safe list which contains a list of products that are safe for you to use.
Product ingredient information is imported into CAMP from several different sources and reviewed on a continual basis.
My Personalized Safelist
The products illustrated on this list are SAFE FOR YOU TO USE! Be sure to use the exact products as listed on your safe list. Products which are the same brand and have a similar name as a product on the list may NOT be safe for you to use if it is not on the list.
Although we strive to keep the information up to date, manufacturers may change their ingredient lists causing product information to become outdated. In addition, a retailer may carry an older version of the product, causing the ingredient list to be different from the information on this list. For this reason, you should review the ingredients listed on a product prior to use, and always confirm it does not contain any of your allergens.
Mobile Access
Download the CAMP mobile app on your mobile device for quick-on-the-go information.
Interested in adding a product to CAMP?
Your personalized safelist may not include all products that are currently available for purchase. If you are interested in adding a product to CAMP that is not yet included in the database, please Click Here.
Interested in Donating back to CAMP?
The CAMP database is provided as a service to the American Contact Dermatitis Society (ACDS) members. As a value-added benefit, patients of an ACDS physician are able to access CAMP for free as a way to assist them in managing their contact dermatitis.
If you are interested in supporting and maintaining this valuable resource or providing funds to assist with ongoing investigative research in contact dermatitis, please click here to donate.
Thank you to our CAMP Sponsors!
ACDS would like to thank the following organizations for their ongoing financial support of CAMP.
- Alberto Culver
- Avon
- Estee Lauder Companies
- Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products Worldwide
- Procter & Gamble
- Unilever Home & Personal Care
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Notice: Please note that in accessing the ACDS CAMP database you will be leaving the Web site of the American Contact Dermatitis Society. These links will take you to sites over which ACDS has no control. This link does not imply, directly or indirectly, the endorsement, sponsorship, or approval by ACDS of any products, services or organizations referenced on the site. ACDS assumes no responsibility or liability for the accuracy or completeness of content contained on the sites or for their compliance with applicable laws. The content of the sites do not necessarily reflect the opinions, standards or policies of the ACDS.