is the gelatin from pork product?
1724104
I looked on my bottle. It just says gelatin, doesn't mention pork. The allergen warning is for soy. So I can't say for sure.
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!
1545965
You should be able to see the ingredients if you click on the 2nd image on the detail page. As for alcohol, there is none. There is also no pork gelatin, and these are not capsules, but chewables, and they are vegetarian. Hope this helps.
798382
Label contains no information regarding source of gelatin. I suggest contacting the manufacturer directly to answer your questions.
1813911
I'd have to say bovine, it isn't written on the bottle it just says gelatin. Pork gelatin soinds gross anyways lol
2242850
I emailed the company and got a response from Matt, who stated in his email: "We only use bovine (beef) gelatin in our softgels. We do not use porcine (pork) gelatin in any of our products."
998260
They are lanolin capsules which comes from sheep. The gelatin from the capsules are from a beef source according to another review. No pork products are used. I only know if it's kosher if it says so. Unfortunately I do not see Kosher being listed. I do swear by the higher dose of this product. I still have not had any colds or illness since I've been taking this.
2227665
Yes. Zerachin (Japanese for gelatin) is listed in the photo of ingredients.
2087019
Far as I know, gelatin is an animal product. Googling it, I could be wrong. I don't have the bottle anymore.... sorry.
1661837
According to the most recent product details from the Citracal website, there is no gelatin (or any other animal products that I can identify on the product labeling). Here is a link to the product fact sheet: http://labeling.bayercare.com/omr/online/citracal-calcium-gummies.pdf
1730905
It is a form of gelatin. However, it works a lot better and you use less, it also gives the product a better and more professional taste.
227141
According the manufacturers web site : "The gelatin that we use in our products is derived from a porcine (pork) source and is bovine (beef) free." Treat this as you will!
2242849
Probably you will have to contact the company. The label only says "gelatin" and does not say the source of it.
861634
It does contain gelatin but doesn't state the source. It doesn't however have any of the usual animal substitutes of seaweed or agar. I hope this helps.
984788
Has Gelatin with ingredients clearly shown in the second or third image. Just put your cursor on the image to read the large font label
1014953
Pepsin is made from the rennet lining a pig's stomach, so yes, this product does contain porcine products. I have not yet found a source of pepsin that does not come from pork, but I am still looking.
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.
1585342
No, the gelatin is only from cows. The product description has been updated.