Nothing on the Amazon page or image says it's alkaline. Where does it indicate that it's alkaline?
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if you llok close up on the battery its says alkaline on it. you may not see it in this picture, but if you look at other A 23 energizer picture you will see it.
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www.energizer.com says Type A23 is alkaline-manganese dioxide chemistry. Want to learn more? Google 'alkaline-manganese dioxide' filetype:pdf Works also for keywords "primary" + "lithium cell". Cheers!
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Package says that it is non- irradiated and non sulfited, but does not give specifics on process. Need to go to Frontiercoop.com for further info.
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I have no idea why Amazon has those other ingredients listed. If you hover your cursor over the picture of the back of the bag at the top left hand side of the page, then look down under nutrition facts you will see INGREDIENT: Sodium Bicarbonate. I also checked my package and it's the same, one ingredient, INGREDIENT: Sodium Bicarbonate.
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I don't see it on the label, but it says "pure.P. To me, natural, organic etc. don't mean too much. Maybe for some specific products, but for this I wouldn't be concerned. That's just opinion, Good luck! PS. Don't know if it helped yet:)
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Mr. Moody thinks you skipped your chemistry class, but 6.6 is not alkaline. It is acidic.
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I just checked and there is no information on the chemical composition of the ingredients of these packets.
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OK, OK! I found the picture I took of the other side of the bag. Here's what is on my picture: "A dehydrated blend of whey, BUTTERMILK solids, CHEESE (granular & cheddar [MILK, cheese culture, salt, enzymes]), whey protein concentrate, salt, sodium phosphate, citric acid, yellow 5, yellow 6, lactic acid, enzyme. Contains: Dairy" [Caps correctly quoted] Ignore my original post of ingredients, below (they were taken from a blurry online picture: OMG, the product picture changed again--I'm confused! Never mind--Here is what I am able to decipher from the posted blurry picture: "Cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), whey, partially hydrogenated soybean oil, (something, too blurry), reduced lactose whey, salt, disodium phosphate, blue cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), nonfat dry milk, citric acid, artificial color (including yellow #5, yellow #6)"
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Always use the best alkaline you can. I prefer Duracell or the Costco brand.
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Do I know it is not organic? No, I do not know that; however, it seems safe to assume that it is not organic, because the package does not say it is organic. I believe if it were organic, the maker would probably put that on the packaging.
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It does not indicate on the bottle and I've long thrown the box away. Sorry cannot be of more help.
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I just bought a bottle this weekend 04/12/2015 and it lists sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) as an ingredient. I could probably just add baking soda to my water to make it more alkaline if that's how they're doing it these days. But to answer your question sodium bicarbonate is definitely a salt and it's in the bottle I'm drinking right now. On the label I'm looking at it doesn't list sodium content on it. It also says "Purified water and electrolytes for taste" on this bottle and I believe that all electrolytes are considered salts as well.
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I pretty sure it was AA. I gave it as a gift so I don't remember. If you open the packaging though and unscrew the bottom you will be able to tell.
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It doesn't say on the bag and I'm not sure what to look for. I have a bag here, and can read through the ingredients if you tell me what to look for.
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Hi! You are correct, even the Package states 100% pure. I do not know who, in particular wrote that specific description, but is obviously a typo. :)
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I don't know why they don't show it but had it not been so awful, I wouldn't have thrown it out and then I'd have shared a picture of the ACTUALlabel. But a quick 2-second search on Google proved worthwhile - you can find the detailed nutrition facts and label here: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=351678&storeId=10052&langId=-1 Just my very honest two cents: When I tried this several years ago, I thought it was pretty awful, it tasted very chemical-like (I don't know how else to put it). In the end I threw it out and decided to go without salt instead. The food tasted plain but at least it didn't taste like chemicals.
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The packaging says, "Archival." I wasn't sure if that meant acid-free or not, so I googled it. :) Google defines "archival" as - "A non-technical term which suggests that a substance is permanent, durable, and chemically stable. There is no guarantee that is the case. It is safer to look for acid free and lignin free when purchasing scrapbooking components." I don't know if you are looking to use the labels for scrapbooking or not. I use mine on the back of storage containers to hold information about the contents of the containers. Hope this information is helpful! The packaging says, "Archival." I wasn't sure if that meant acid-free or not, so I googled it. :) Google defines "archival" as - "A non-technical term which suggests that a substance is permanent, durable, and chemically stable. There is no guarantee that is the case. It is safer to look for acid free and lignin free when purchasing scrapbooking components." I don't know if you are looking to use the labels for scrapbooking or not. I use mine on the back of storage containers to hold information about the contents of the containers. Hope this information is... » Read More The packaging says, "Archival." I wasn't sure if that meant acid-free or not, so I googled it. :) Google defines "archival" as - "A non-technical term which suggests that a substance is permanent, durable, and chemically stable. There is no guarantee that is the case. It is safer to look for acid free and lignin free when purchasing scrapbooking components." I don't know if you are looking to use the labels for scrapbooking or not. I use mine on the back of storage containers to hold information about the contents of the containers. Hope this information is helpful! « Show Less
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Try it; I would think it would increase? I'm using it by the recommended ratio on the box; hadn't thought to check alkalinity LOL. Good luck; we love having coffee that is no longer acidic. Alkaline water is all we drink now; we're oldsters: 65 and 75, in good health due in large part to this water, I'm sure.