Does this contain any gelatin from animal sources?
59071
all gelatin is from either porcine (pig ) or bovine (cow) origin.a few producers have non-animal gelatin but not doctor's best.you will want veggie capsules. we have have this item doctor's best coq10 100 mg in 120 veggie caps ready for prompt shipment.search amazon for them.thanks
59072
Yes, soft gels are not vegetarian and do contain gelatin from animal sources. However, Doctors Best does make this same product in Vegetarian capsules that do not contain animal gelatin.
917428
According to Amazon's Askville website, most -- but not all -- gelatin is made from pork. (http://askville.amazon.com/source-gelatin-pork/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=438969). You would have to contact the product manufacturer to ask about the source of their gelatin.
614096
no, it does not.it says on the bottle - "other ingredients: gelatin, may contain one or more of the following: microcrystalline cellulose (plant fiber), magnesium stearate, silica."
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.
840695
I bought it because a wonderful book I have about digestive health said it was from grass fed animals. However, I checked the container and it does not say this anywhere on the can. It is the only gelatin that our health food store carries, so I assume it is the most natural around. Their website does not say "grass fed" either. Just looked.
274771
It lists "gelatin" as an ingredient along with Vegetable glycerin, food glaze, purified water, Vitamin E, HPMC and enteric coating. I doubt that even the manufacturer could tell you for sure.
2191299
I'm going to chime in, because there seems to be some confusion? It is very likely, this product contains animal products, as gelatin--is typically--made from animal (bovine) bone and marrow. HTH.
950959
I'm not sure. It contains leaf and branches, but also gelatin, which I don't know the source of, plant fiber, magnesium stearate, and silica. You would have to contact the manufacturer for more info.
2132591
I suspect you mean gelatin which is a collagen product derived from animal byproducts.
1104994
I'm not sure since I haven't tied, "regular gelatin obtained from grass fed cows". If you sell the product I'll try it out. I like what collagen does for me.
589652
Sorry Carrie, I can't answer your question. I stopped taking it. Gelatin is usually made from animal bones as far as I understand. I know some vitamin companies advertise 'gelatin free' and use some kind of cellulose. My guess would be that there IS gelatin, but I can't say for sure. I can say the product worked well. I did a quick search and it looks like they do have gelatin, but I'd call the company if that's a deal breaker. Hope this helped. :)
1931211
Just got off the phone with their consumer affairs. These do contain gelatin. The source is pork.
1864121
Yes, you are correct. Gelatin is animal derived. This product lists "kosher gelatin" as an ingredient, which I believe is used in making the soft gel. So, although the supplement itself may be all plant derived, the delivery is not. So not vegan or vegetarian as currently offered.
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.
1632361
I doubt it. Usually if something is organic, it is a selling point and they put it on the label. There is nothing on this label but gelatine, and I looked it up. Gelatine need not be organic and come or come from grass-fed cows.
2247060
I am unsure if the gelatin and glycerin are animal based. The product label lists rice bran oil, gelatin, glycerin, beeswax, & silica. Contains no sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish or preservatives.
919411
No it doesn't but it does say other ingredients contain fish gelatin (Tilapia) and soy lecithin! Plus a minimal amount of residual fish protein!