Is this (and other now products) kosher certified or vegetarian friendly?
1278585
this oil is for skin / cosmetic purposes , but since it is from almonds only - yes, that makes it vegetarian friendly but one more time - it is not for cooking or consumption ( look for almond oil in grocery section )
250476
It does not say "Certified" on the package. See www.rightfoods.com for more info.
1326632
It is plant based glycerin, derived from coconut & palm- so it is vegan (it is also kosher)
539164
I don't believe they are certified as kosher. But they only have two basic ingredients, miracle friut powder and corn starch. Hope this helps, im not to informed on the rules for being kosher.
586949
I know virtually nothing about Islamic Law regarding food stuffs so I looked it up on the net. Then I looked at the backof the label on the vitamin package and YES, it is Halal certified according to the label. The product is made in USA. Itis also Kosher, so free of animal products, including the geletin capsules. I was prescribed this mass dose of D3 byboth my oncologist and my neurologist. I take it two times a week to get those levels of D safely up. Thank you forgiving me the opportunity to learn something new this week!
1848449
On my bottle there is no extra certification label on it that says kosher. It only says it on the main label as pictured.
1704371
NO, it's not Kosher. In Fact, I've used 4 Different companies Coconut Oil, and although All 4 Were Organic, non were Kosher. I don't think that any of the Coconut Oils are Kosher. I Always look for Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Unrefined - Cold Pressed, and lastly Extra-Virgin.
1798484
Yes it is Kosher. The chickens that supply the eggs are not raised for food and the product is from Switzerland
2191109
Hi There, Here at Cake Supplies On Sale, LLC we love helping customer. Yes, they are Kosher Cert.Best regards, Cake S.O.S
1292461
Just checked the bottle-no, no kosher certification. Try The Itty Bitty Spice Co., from Vermont. I'm not kidding - I light'Saltar from them and it was certified by established. I know they have a large variety of spices that are Mediteranian based.Good luck
897972
There is no Kosher designation on this product anywhere. I did look up Kosher, and then looked all over the container. But this data may be of use to you: The ingredient in this is "Pharmaceutical grade Inositol". The product contains "No wheat, no gluten, no soybeans, no dairy, no egg, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts". It also says this is suitable for vegetarians/vegans, and it has a label which says "non-GMO", non genetically Modified. Not sure if this data helps you, but there is no other data on the packaging/container. Good luck with it. Hope it works for you. There is no Kosher designation on this product anywhere. I did look up Kosher, and then looked all over the container. But this data may be of use to you: The ingredient in this is "Pharmaceutical grade Inositol". The product contains "No wheat, no gluten, no soybeans, no dairy, no egg, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts". It also says this is suitable for vegetarians/vegans, and it has a label which says "non-GMO", non genetically Modified. Not sure if this data helps you, but there is no other data on the packaging/container. Good luck with it. Hope it... » Read More There is no Kosher designation on this product anywhere. I did look up Kosher, and then looked all over the container. But this data may be of use to you: The ingredient in this is "Pharmaceutical grade Inositol". The product contains "No wheat, no gluten, no soybeans, no dairy, no egg, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts". It also says this is suitable for vegetarians/vegans, and it has a label which says "non-GMO", non genetically Modified. Not sure if this data helps you, but there is no other data on the packaging/container. Good luck with it. Hope it works for you. « Show Less
729489
I would think that the vendor would have to answer this question. I did not have that as an issue when I purchased them. I was very pleased with them but cannot comment on whether or not they are kosher certified.
1518614
Unfortunately, gelatin is listed twice in the ingredient list, and only the second is listed as vegetable gelatin. It doesn't mention whether this product is kosher or not.
1367749
No, it contains only those two ingredients. The capsule is vegetarian and the product is also labeled as 100% Kosher.
191446
I infer that the item is suitable for pescetarians and presumably for ovo-lactovegetarians (but not necessarily for vegans) from the fact that the item is actually labeled "kosher dairy": that's what the (U)D on the wrapper means (the circled (U) is the symbol of the Orthodox Union). Since Jewish law strictly forbids mixing meat and dairy products, any food item that contains dairy must be free of meat products. (It may contain fish though, since fish is "parve"/neutral in Jewish dietary law.)
1704372
NO, it's not Kosher.In Fact, I've used 4 Different companies Coconut Oil, and although All 4 Were Organic, non were Kosher.I don't think that any of the Coconut Oils are Kosher.I Always look for Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Unrefined - Cold Pressed, and lastly Extra-Virgin.
794882
Pretty sure it isn't vegan. Vegan products cannot include any animal product. As for kosher, I don't know. That would depend on the processing, I believe.