is this molecularly distilled? Checked for radiation?
173201
It says it is molecularly distilled, but does not say checked for radiation.
173202
The new International Fish Oil Standards (IFOS) which this product is tested under does check for radiation currently. If you have any doubts go to the article "Finding A High Quality Fish Oil"- October 2015 on the Life Extension website under the paragraph titled :"Testing for radiation" http://www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2015/10/finding-a-high-quality-fish-oil/page-01
173203
I have no idea. It didn't upset my stomachs and I'm super sensitive. Maybe ck the manufacture website.
196539
You would need to contact the manufacturer, but I assume this product is mostly water, given that it's a distillate!
1073601
contains:Nonvolatile components: DimethylEther (115-106) Insobutane (75-28-5), Propane (74-98-6), ECC: Trade Secret Registry Pending) Ref: 43124 Danger: Extremely flammable. Vapors may cause flash fire. Contents under pressure. DO NOT puncture incinerate (burn) container. DO NOTstore at temperaturesover 120 F. Keep away from all sourc of heat. NEVER use in confined areas or areas with little or no air movement.......................HTH
468508
It's certified organic so that should mean not irradiated. It is not Cassia, in fact here is a link that explains the difference, http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303376904579135502891970942
105400
It is not listed as one of the ingredients on the bottle. If it somehow naturally occurs or has a different name than you mentioned then you should check with your doctor if it merits additional concern.
1911126
Oh no, JUST denatured alcohol. Now, if we were friends and going camping together I would say yes and then laugh like hell when your stove erupted into a ball of flame but since I wouldn't get the opportunity to see that happen nor be there to put out the fire and apply any needed first aid I have to be honest. Hope this helps😊
173230
The bottle states to keep this refrigerated. It doesn't state anything on the label about testing.
288590
The label does not mention it, however, if you have a concern about it, I think it would be best to contact the company directly to find out for sure. Better to be safe than sorry.
426494
I am not sure. It was just powder inside the capsule and it did not appear to dissolve. If you exhaled you would see white " smoke ".
1142217
Virtually. There are trace amounts of alcohol from the brewing process. Less than 0.1% though.
502627
I'm not sure. I used up the bottle so I no longer have a container to check.
2213132
I looked at my bottle which has a green tag on the back And It says TRIZEDTA (tromethamine USP,disodium EDTA dihydrate, and deionized water.) It mentions no alcohol and I smelled it and I would think that I could smell alcohol, which I do not. I have a cut on my finger and i poured at capful on my cut and does not burn like alcohol does. It was like pouring water on the cut. As a lay person, not a professional chemist I would say no alcohol. Also, Because my Siamese cat has for years let me put a dropperful in both nostrils twice daily, I would say no. Alcohol would burn her nostrils and nose drops are water based no alcohol from my experience. I looked at my bottle which has a green tag on the back And It says TRIZEDTA (tromethamine USP,disodium EDTA dihydrate, and deionized water.) It mentions no alcohol and I smelled it and I would think that I could smell alcohol, which I do not. I have a cut on my finger and i poured at capful on my cut and does not burn like alcohol does. It was like pouring water on the cut. As a lay person, not a professional chemist I would say no alcohol. Also, Because my Siamese cat has for years let me put a dropperful in both nostrils twice daily, I would say no. Alcohol would burn her nostrils and... » Read More I looked at my bottle which has a green tag on the back And It says TRIZEDTA (tromethamine USP,disodium EDTA dihydrate, and deionized water.) It mentions no alcohol and I smelled it and I would think that I could smell alcohol, which I do not. I have a cut on my finger and i poured at capful on my cut and does not burn like alcohol does. It was like pouring water on the cut. As a lay person, not a professional chemist I would say no alcohol. Also, Because my Siamese cat has for years let me put a dropperful in both nostrils twice daily, I would say no. Alcohol would burn her nostrils and nose drops are water based no alcohol from my experience. « Show Less
320769
As stated in the item description: Distilled purified water and Glycolic acid. Thank you!
1657292
No it is not, but it is 3rd party lab tested, which gives us the same assurance of purity.
2176709
It should be distilled although I use reverse osmosis processed water which seems to work fine.
672404
Nothing on the label indicates if it is steam distilled. You may want to check their website PlantTherapy.com.
90569
Okay Karen! Here's what the label says: 24 ppm patented Silver Solution (de-ionized water and silver), TEA (wonder what that stands for?) and Carbomer. It doesn't really tell us MUCH, but it sounds to me like it's probably safe...it sure does work for me!!! :-) Have a good day, 'k? Sincerely, Glenice Loux