Can anyone tell me what is this D3 made from? Is it lanolin or is it lichen. What's on the label.
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Here's the info on the label: Vitamin D (as cholecalciferol)(D3) Other ingredients: hypo-allergenic plant fiber (cellulose), vegetarian capsule (cellulose, water).
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The label verbiage states Vitamin D3 is derived from the cholesterol in lanolin, the fat found in wool. Hypoallergenic plant fiber is derived from pine cellulose. Medium chain triglycerides (Vitamin D3 liquid only) are derived from coconut and palm oil.
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The back of the package does not say. It does say: "It is made from several species of Porphyra seaweed that are harvested, washed and spread to dry naturally." Hope this helps...
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I just checked the bottle, and there is no note related to Lanolin. Definitely contact Thorne and ask them if it's a concern. Better to be safe than sorry.
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short answer, no, there is only slight reference to Humic acid from leonardite in two of the products Boi-Thrive @ 2% and Black Diamond at 6%Really poorly labeled IMO
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Ingredients: Argan Oil Cyclomethicone, Dimethicond Tocopheryl Acetate, Aloe Vera Extract. I am sorry. ~(&lt;^..^&gt;) Gail
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I'm not a doctor or anything, but from what I've read, the difference between D and D3 is D is obtained from food and D3 is absorbed in the skin from the sun. You might try googling it if you need more detailed information.
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just wanted to share what i was recently told about this product. my bff was told about it by the owner of a store she was in. the owner was a cancer survivor, who discovered the product after undergoing chemo and losing her lashes. being a cancer patient, she was concerned about the ingredients as well and had the product checked out by MD Anderson. she was told that it doesn't contain any harmful ingredients.
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I checked what outer packaging I had left and the bottles of my full sized products and it didn't say where it was made. When I was at the mall they didn't tell me it was made in Israel but that it used the Dead Sea Salts and Minerals. So I am not sure since they never told me exactly where it was made and I didn't ask. Maybe the salesperson was under the mistaken impression since the Dead Sea ingredients came from there the whole thing was made there or maybe they lied, who knows. But I do like the product a lot especially the facial peeling that removes the dead skin. In this dry winter weather my skin is so awful and it saves me and allows me to put on foundation without having my skin look flaky. It looks smooth and nice. So while I really don't have an answer to the question I just wanted to tell you what I did know. I do think those mall guys try to rip people off but getting it on amazon is so much more reasonable.
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I just received a re-supply and the label indicates that the capsule is made from plant cellulose. During the time when their plant was out of commission,, NGK was buying their krill oil from a different manufacturer.
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There's nothing on the label that indicates animal products like lanolin are used. However, because it's manufactured in Europe, their labels aren't under the same regulations as manufacturers in the US are. However, I WILL say, this product feels and smells like water . . .and I far prefer it for removing eye makeup over oily drugstore and makeup counters offerings.
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I was first on Garcina Cambogia Extract from Sam's club, and read that the product shouldn't have CALICIUM in it. It wasn't working so I took it back and ordered it from Amazon. I'm just getting over pneumonia, so I haven't taken too much yet from my Amazon order. I just wish all these famous people like Rachel Ray, Mariah Carey and some of the others would tell the truth.
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The package says made in China. As stated by timeout, it is still a good product. I still have my original Discwasher which included D3 solution. Don't know when they changed to D4 and D4+. Both were made by Discwasher Inc. Columbia Mo. 65201. The cleaning brush was made in Japan. Remember when we thought products made in Japan was an insult to own. Look at what we buy now.
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I'm not sure, it's kind of a waxy felt substance, it mostly resembles a thick cloth. Drains well, though. I grew all kinds of things in them, in some pots I grew sweet corn and green beans together, the smaller ones I grew carrots and radishes. I left them outside all winter, though, filled with dirt, so as soon as the glacier melts I'll check them out, I hope they made it because I love them, but they're kinda pricey.
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It is made from the Oleander plant, the main ingredient is Nerium. Not to be confused with the trademark product Nerium, but rather it is the ingredient in both.
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Not listed on their website either, which I find disturbing. You can't scrape the lamb of it's lanolin and bottle it so it would be a chemically-modified form of lanolin PEG-75 or another synonym (POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL 4000 LANOLIN; POLYOXYETHYLENE (75) LANOLIN)of the same chemical.
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I hope it's not pure, because if it is the people taking it over a long time are in trouble. I did the calculation and figured that if it really was pure people would be getting hundreds of times more vitamin D3 than it says on the label. My calculation was close to that of Mr Greg Gibson.My doctor told me a story about a company that sold vitamin D3 powder and the powder was MUCH stronger than claimed on the label. A person suffered from vitamin 3 toxicity because of this and tried to sue the company, but the company had disappeared.