is this extracted with hexane?
1567154
It does not answer that question on the bottle I don't believe. But you can probably contact seller and ask. sorry I can not be more help
1567155
Yes i believe so. The FDA allows U.S. food oils to be prepared using hexane as an extraction method, and this is quite common for canola oil and grape seed oil. Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/044380_grape_seed_oil_hexane_gasoline_derivative.html#ixzz3aEHhebIk
1335362
No, absolutely not it contains tee tree oil and you should use that externally. Hope this helps.
2120210
None of the babies only formula uses the hexane method. But some formula is just dairy, which doesn't need to say hexane free, because it does not include the DHA & ARA. It's the extraction of DHA that other companies use hexane to get the ingredients. So without the added ingredient they do not need to say hexane free... I prefer to buy the formula with the added vitamins. And it's good to know that they get the ingredients without using chemicals to extract them.
1167821
Thank you all for your thoughtful answers.Update from distributor:Greetings from Customer ServiceThanks for your email.Kindly note that as per our distributor, hex tool is not included.Please let us know if you have any other questions.With Best RegardsCustomer Service
1202311
Yes it is... filled with oil... I even verified if it was the appropriate amount.. I emptied it.. measured it and returned it to the compressor.
728131
They claim not to extract chemically. But, I have tried it.. the taste is very metallic. Unlike, another brand which has no taste whatsoever that works just as good. I really dont know.
932005
The Soy Curls do not contain hexane as we make them from whole Non-GMO soybeans. Hexane is used to extract oil in some processes. Since we are not extracting the oil we are not using hexane, we just soak the soybeans in pure spring water and cook them. - Sam, Butler Foods www.butlerfoods.com
1307378
Hex keys are for tightening the handles or replacing the blades if they break. As for the lubricant I have never used it to be honest.
2025408
I think that depends on the thickness, heaviness of the oil used. you might need to dilute it.
1332632
Extract is made with alcohol and I'd prefer to avoid that. I love this nice rich thick paste.
2115251
Yes, it is.Here is a link to the application guide from Redline oilshttp://www.redlineoil.com/application.aspx
337952
It seems to. It's sort of oily. It's not like acetone-based removers at all.
932413
I bought mine just to make my homemade soap more bubbly, since it contain 90% ricinoleic acid. It works to make soap bubbly, but don't exceed 15% by weight otherwise the soap smells funny. I did not send the oil to a laboratory for analysis, so I do not know if hexane is present.
1986214
No. I looked it up online. It is one of the few that is petroleum-free. It also works very well!
2148761
Yes, but it comes with a hex wrench. You will still need a phillips head screwdriver of your own.
1613526
Just because I used this product a while back that doesn't mean I have the bottle in front of me or remember what exactly the bottle says. I gave you an answer based on your question assuming your product indicates it is in the form of an extract. Besides you question is truly irrelevant.Thank you,lia
1358262
It says on the bottle and the website that it is 100 percent hexane free and that it is third party tested, can ask the company for a copy.