Nutritional Info: Why do I never see nutritional information for foods sold on Amazon?
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I think it's up to the individual companies to provide the nutritional data on food items. Here's a link to a website that I use to research nutritional info. I also create an entry for some of my recipes so that I can get a nutritional analysis of the recipe. [It's a FREE site]
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Only the manufacture would know, though whether they are willing to tell you is another story.The phone number for "Nutrition Questions Comments? Call 1-800-433-2990 Mon-Sat 9 AM - 7 PM"is on the package. I have some concern on the same question, though because the application quantity is so small, I still use the product (not knowing for sure). If you call and get a good answer, include that in your acknowledgement of this message. Thanks.
1464549
'Didn't see it on ingredient list. The Amazon page usually lists ingredients for Amazon products.
1350209
Good Afternoon. To give you an update, the image on Amazon has now been updated and accurately shows the latest product that is being shipped out. We have also uploaded an image of the Supplement Facts for full disclosure. Thank you for your patience.
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Hi, We have nothing to hide. Its listed in the nutritional information. However, we will put it on our title as well. Thanks for your suggestion, True Life Nutrients Support
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Amazon provides the information you're requesting on the product page. Just scroll down...
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I have no idea why Amazon has those other ingredients listed. If you hover your cursor over the picture of the back of the bag at the top left hand side of the page, then look down under nutrition facts you will see INGREDIENT: Sodium Bicarbonate. I also checked my package and it's the same, one ingredient, INGREDIENT: Sodium Bicarbonate.
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It must be because of the seller. Perhaps if you choose another seller you'll be able to see the label. I know for a fact that LifeExtention makes different kinds of Super Ubiquinol, so, unless the seller will tell you the ingredients, you have to be able to see the label.
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Offered supplements should be required to show ingredients but many don't. Some "show" it but deliberately blur the list and don't provide a magnifier thereby making it impossible to read. Its ODD! I would never buy a supplement without knowing what's in it! The only way is to look it up elsewhere and hope to find same or better price to reward sites that disclose all the information!
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There is a little booklet about nutrition included. I'm not sure about the charts.
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The package that I bought does not have a nutritional label...so I do not know.
799495
I did not notice that, sorry. Good question. I'm an Amazon Prime member and only buy items that qualify for FREE shipping for Prime members. These were so amazingly good, soft, creamy, rich, but I am watching my carb intake & if I'm remembering correctly, they had higher carbs than what I wanted. Can't look at the pkging cuz they're long gone.
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The product I just received has no nutrtional information on it at all. Can they get away with that because it says " for flavor"??
1963456
Not that I remember. I think you can find the ingredients on the amazon website.
1503571
Nutritional information is available on the kodiac cakes website.http://www.kodiakcakes.com/product-information-nutrition-facts/
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Most manufacturers of foods list the nutritional content on their web sites. A full package of this is 60 calories and 2g carbs. It also has 2g protein, 70% of your vitamin A, 12% vitamin C, and a raft of trace minerals. Only thing you have to watch out for in these measures is that many manufacturers feel the need to show the nutritional content as a partial consumption of the product as packaged. Maybe I'm weird, but if I open a small package of something or a regular size individual bottle, I consume the whole thing. Having to do math to figure out the actual nutritional content of a product is a PITA. Several other people who answered this question fell for that, since the web site lists nutritional content as 1/2 a package. http://www.anniechun.com/our-food/seaweed-snacks/sesame Its high in sodium, but anyone still worried about that hasn't been reading the latest nutritional studies, or the criticism for pretty much every other prior study that made poor health claims. The only iffy thing about this product is the use of GMO'd industrial seed oil (canola), but they probably had no other decent option.
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No, there is no nutritional information. They come in a large plastic bag with no information whatsoever. They are great for baking but not much of anything else.