Do these vitamins contain soy?
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I only see "Does not contain gluten" on the label. However, if you do a search for "do designs for health twice daily multi contain soy," you will find a lot of online retailers who specify "This product does not contain: wheat, yeast, soy, gluten, eggs, dairy, fish, artificial colors, flavors, sugars, or preservatives" in their product description. Not sure where they get that info from thought.
505604
Thank you for your enquiry. This Omega-3 Fish Oil supplement doesn't contain soya.
91499
I gave the bottle to my daughter, yet I avoid soy products and read labels carefully so I am pretty sure it is soy free... I just started taking this and do like this form of magnesium.
1672032
It contains mixed tocopherals, and many tocopherals contain vitamin E. Vitamin E, most of the time contains soy. The bottle does not say that it contains soy, but then again neither do many of the foods we eat. I hope this answer is helpful.
2168849
There's absolutely no mention of vitamin D3 on the package or their website. The package does say, however that it is "Not manufactured with wheat, gluten, soy, milk, egg, fish or tree nut ingredients."
1865655
There is no soy listed in the ingredients. I have a sensitivity to that as well, so I try to check. It's great to mix in with smoothies!!
2147189
According to my wife, she has read the ingredients at their website and it does not have soy. You might want to contact the manufacture so they know to add that, it might be an oversight on there part. Pete
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to the best of my knowledge no it dose not. soy dose not show on the label.. and this brand is ip6 in its purest form ... great product!
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There is no vitamin E or soy. It is NON-gmo, as with all Thorne products. I highly recommend it. This version of K2 works differently in my body than the other (MK-7 vs. MK-4). I take both.
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Hi Linda, I read the label on the Super Nutrition Simply One 50+ twice & saw nothing to indicate there was any Soy in this product. The label clearly stated that there are NO soy residues or hidden additives in this Vitamin. I have used this product for many years with very good results & no problems. Jan M.
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No, it doesn't contain soy. I'm soy intolerant and have taken this product for a few years now with no problems. I really like this Garden of Life "Raw" line b/c the products are food-based and don't use the fillers that most other nutritional supplements do.
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No, it does not contain any soy. However...I took this for about 8 weeks and my eyes were achey and bothered me to watch tv. Did some research and found too much Lutein can cause eye problems...but stop taking them and your eyes go back to normal after a couple days. I stopped taking it. Next time I will order the 6mg not the 20mg dosage. We are only supposed to have 30mg per week! 1-3 mg a day! So 6mg would be ok. The bottle DOES NOT say Soy Lecithin, or anything else soy.
2000162
Hey, Andrew! According to Dega's detailed page on their website (http://www.devanutrition.com/multivitamin.html), these are soy-free, yes. Peace.
1937890
This comes directly from the manufacturers website and states that it does not contain soy. http://www.nowfoods.com/Cod-Liver-Oil-650mg-250-Softgels.htm
244732
Upon inspecting the label carefully, I did not find "soy" listed. These are some of the best vitamins I have taken so far and I have tried the pricey and the cheap. I have not been ill for the last year since taking the Alive.
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The only products in the Pure Synergy line that don't contain soy are those that are simply herbs or berries or grasses, like their Pure Radiance vitamin C, or their Cell Protector. Those types of products don't require the company to "grow" any vitamins or minerals in the soy "soup," so they are soy free.
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After reading the label, carefully scrutinizing for soy or soy derivatives such as soy lecithin, I found no indication of any soy product. Interestingly though, their is no statement made to indicate that this is a soy-free product either. Commonly, a label will state either "Soy-Free" or "Contains Soy". This says neither.