Is Gelatin Pork or Beef or Fish?
1607110
Don't know that. But I could not take this product. Much fishy aftertaste and burping.
1607111
It doesn't say much about it being halal, vegan or if friendly to any other food-related diets.. so unless you call the company and ask them, it's hard to tell. Even on their website they don't say what type of gelatin it is.
1607112
I also don't know that. I have not experienced any side effects with this as I have with fish oil.
378099
It isn't written on the bottle. However, it does say that it is not for vegetarians. I would ask a pharmacist but I doubt it is from pork. Gelatine is usually produced from either beef, fish or vegetable. Hope this helps.Patricia
2013252
gelatin,soybean oil, glycerin, water, soy lecithin, yellow beeswax,fish(anchovy, sardine)
625020
Gelatin is animal based. A friend of mine is a vegetarian and won't eat anything with gelatin in it. I believe it is from animal hooves.
988729
The container doesn't say grass fed or grass finished. It only says 100% gelatin from beef no pork.
2132591
I suspect you mean gelatin which is a collagen product derived from animal byproducts.
839456
It's bovine gelatin basically it comes from cattle , cow tendons and tissue
1267144
No. It is a powdered root. Gelatinizing is done by a heating process. No gelatin pork products involved.
140954
Yes it is gelatin. It is the bones, hides, ears etc. of the animal, which when brought to that state makes gelatin in its purest form. It really helps the joints. I drink it twice a day. No flavor I put it in pineapple juice which is an enzyme that helps break down the proteins..
1724105
I couldn't find any direct information on the question you asked, however I copied this from the Barlean's website, "Kosher Certification: Many Barlean's products are currently Kosher certified. These include: Forti-Flax, Flax Oil, High Lignan Flax Oil, Omega Twin, High Lignan Omega Twin, Borage Oil and Coconut Oil." This list does not directly identify Fish oil as kosher certified (thus not containing any pork) however it gives you some alternatives if you're seeking Omega 3 in your diet. I believe some of those products are made with similar gel caps, so I don't know why they would make one with pork gelatin and another with something different. Obviously this probably isn't enough evidence so I would suggest contacting Barlean's directly at info@barleans.com OR 800.445.3529. Good luck!
1318158
No, it's not. I got these thinking it was, but buried in the ingredients list is gelatin (made of animal bones + tendons).
1817807
I didn't mean to just answer yes. I was on my phone when I clicked that. Gelatin is derived from the collagen of animals. That could be cow or pig. Or other animals. Unless it details where they got the gelatin from no one can correctly answer yes or no because we do not know the source of their gelatin.
1216134
well,it help the boby in lot of ways,protein booster,skin health,digetion ,loose weight,drink purifier,it"s ok Gelatin is derived from collagen, an insoluble fibrous protein which is the principal constituent of connective tissues and bones. Cattle hides are the least used gelatin raw material in North America today. Ossein usually requires more liming than cattle hides. Porkskin is currently the most significant raw material source for production of edible gelatin in North America.
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Here is what I received from Nordic Naturals: Dear Customer, We use bovine unless the product says "Fish Gelatin" in the title then we use fish. Regards, Customer Service | Omega-Direct Email: customerservice@omega-direct.com Web: www.Omega-Direct.com Phone: 1.800.595.2714
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The gelatin that is used to manufacture capsules and softgels (and Jell-O brand gelatin) is derived from beef cattle. Gelatin is an animal-source protein but it is not a complete protein. It is missing several essential amino acids, including methionine and lysine. "Vegetarian" capsules are made of water-soluble cellulose, which is a dietary fiber that is derived from plants.
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As I have used this product for a few years now, and I have never loked before I had to pull the last package out to see and still I really do not know the answer to this question. The package does not say. The ingredients list only says 100% pure beef gelatin and that it contains NO sugar,salt, starch, yeast, wheat gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish or preservatives.
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Hi Ahmad, though I'm not affiliated with the company and can't give you a 100% answer, I do believe you are correct in that most gelatin is derived from pork as well as bovine. Almost half of all gelatin comes from pork by products, however. So, chances are pretty high that is the case with these capsules, as well.