Is this additive free? No fertilizer, chemicals, etc... Safe for reptile bedding? Much cheaper than reptile branded stuff.
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I have red worms growing in mine without any issues, but I'm not sure. Might be worth asking the manufacturer? Walmart sells it too but I never found any locally which is why I ordered it from Amazon.
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An other thought popped in my head last night. Problem is minor, to be used for your bedding you will have to soak in water leaving it pretty wet, worms don't seem to mind, but your animals/rept. might not like damp bedding, so you will have to dry it out in sun (wind a factor), put in pillow case throw in dryer (wife a factor), anyway something to consider.
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I use it in my worm farm they seem happy as pigs in ___, so go a head use it for reptile bedding, and you/lizards sleep easy.
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there is no fertilizer or chemicals in the coconut fibers. I've been told it's great medium for raising worms. I don't know about Reptile bedding, sorry.
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They use chickens without growth hormones or steroids, and it is a grain free product. I'm not sure it is necessarily organic.
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Jeff, I don't know, but it worked well on the leather furniture and a coat, but these were cow leather. I wouldn't know about reptile.
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I believe that this product is all natural. It has no additives, chemicals, or GMO. That would also lead me to believe that it does not contain any leads or metals such as mercury. I hope that this helps.
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Contains NO additives or Preservatives, I urge you to buy from a direct distributor to insure quality control. www.my90.CO
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Not really sure what you are questioning here? I use it all the time for my rabbit bedding, and it's great. Keeps the smell down and absorbs nicely. It is the only thing I can use that he doesn't eat!
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I pulled out a can I had on hand and checked for a BPA-free claim. Couldn't find anything so I sent a question to Oceans Natural. This is their response: "Thank you for contacting Ocean Naturals. We're thrilled that you like our tuna, and have been a fan since practically our beginning. As far as your BPA question: Ocean Naturals products are not manufactured with packaging materials (cans or lids) known to contain (BPA) Bisphenol A Diglycidyl Ether (BADGE), Bisphenol F, Diglycidyl Ether (BFDGE), or Novolac Glycidyl Ether (NOGE). These materials are not intentionally added to any of the packaging components we purchase. While some companies have decided to market their packaging as "BPA free" - as a brand we have stopped short of promoting the cans we use as "BPA free" for one reason. While it seems logical that 'free' means 'free', when it comes to product promises we have elected not to make such an absolute assertion without there being a clearly defined and established standard in place which outlines both a testing methodology and allowable levels we must meet in order to make such a claim. Hopefully a standard will be adopted shortly by the FDA and we can re-evaluate our decision about adding the claim to our package. I hope what I have shared is helpful. Thank you again for contacting Ocean Naturals. We are a young brand and appreciate your feedback. Thank you, Tricia Ocean Naturals"
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If you are referring to the Fresh Step Scoopable, Precious Cat I find superior as there are no additives that can be harmful to our little ones. If you are referring to the clay Fresh Step, no comparison. Previous Cat says it is 99% dust free and I believe it! Having used Fresh Step clay for years and not liking the Fresh Step Scoopabe for the additives and the aroma, and going thru several brands of scoopable, we are very pleased with Precious Cat. We tried the light scoopables made with corn, wheat, etc., but, they tracked it all over the place( it does not clump well at all either ). I would recommend you try it, having cats in our lives for over 40 years, this litter is greatly appreciated.
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imported from China, it is Phthalate Free, Latex Free, Lead Free, BPA Free. We had to remove my 4 month old grand daughters bumper pad that came with her comforter due to the fact that she loves to get in the corner and fall asleep with her face against the bumper pad, when we removed it she decided that sticking her legs out of the crib slats would be cute. For safety we had to find something that would help keep her legs and arms in without having to add the traditional bumper pad back. This has been awesome-she can get in her little corner that she prefers and if her little face presses against it she can still breathe, yet it keeps her arms and legs in the crib where they belong :-)
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Kelly. I have bought this product. It is organic and does not seem to have been tested on animals. I love it's purity!
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jarrow has magnesium stearate in it, which i stay away from. whilst this product has silicon dioxide to prevent clumping and in only a tiny amount.....i most likely will be switching to http://www.organic-sulfur.com/ --- as it is more pure. but i do like this product. i just want one without additives.
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Hmmm I have to put my thinking cap on - my grandson is now 4 years old. I do know we bought another mattress pad for the changing table, but can't remember if the finish was formaldehyde/HAPS and VOC free. He loved it and would coo, bit I don't remember the exact materials. Sorry. Janet
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No cleaners or media abrasives included, I went to pet smart and bought a huge bag of crushed walnut they call it (lizard bedding) for like $12 that should easily last me a year or more... if i was to guess its probably a 25# bag...
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Hi Megan, Thanks for your question. Absolutely NOT tested on animals. It is 100% organic and natural ingredients with zero chemicals. Hope this answers it for you :)
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I specifically ordered this to avoid any chemicals or off-gassing components. As far as I have found, it is just simply a natural latex topper, nothing added. I needed it for when I was pregnant and from day one we slept on it with great comfort and no unpleasant smell etc. We love it! As far as it being unused, I think it is now illegal to resell any bedding or mattress related products due to the bed bug scare. But this is something you'd have to check with the company. Ours was brand new and completely vacuum sealed rather impressively haha.
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I think "no insecticides" is one of the selling points. There is no indication of insecticide on the product lable. By law, they would have to list any insecticides on the lable. There is really no need for them. The glue works great.
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I purchase these couple months ago..it's not advertised as non toxic..the label states it contains resin acids, rosin acids, hydrogenated, esters with glycerol fenuron, hydrogen and propylamine. Doesn't sounds crib friendly and plus the color I needed came dry and useless. No bueno.