1-Can yo list the ingredients? 2- Is this oil cold presses?
1608161
I am not sure but I want to say that it is. This product did an amazing job for me. It helped me heal from a shoulder injury. I did not expect the results I got because I started taking it for a totally different purpose. But within weeks I noticed less stiffness in my joints, better tone to my skin and a much faster rate of healing. Try it.
1608162
sorry, there is not any place where they are listed. I wondered about it too when I was buying it
1608163
Ingredient is plain buckthorn oil. It cis produced by a Russian pharmaceutical co. and the brochure has no english info
1608164
Description does not specify ingredients except of "Buckthorn berry oil" (Oleum Hippophae). It also says that the oil contains 8 vitamins, 24 minerals and 18 aminoacids.The technology of production is not specified either. It only says that it is prepared using "special technology completely preserving natural composition and quality of the oil".
1089948
Any company that produces Argan oil knows to state if it is cold pressed and/or organic if, indeed, it is. Because they don't, I agree with the other comments. Also, it is in a plastic bottle. That is a big no-no (and a red flag) in the Argan oil world.
281042
The label on the bottle states that it is organic fractionated cold pressed. There is no USDA Certified Organic seal on the bottle. It's from the Philippines. I use it to make skin care products using essential oils. It is absorbed quickly into the skin. It is odorless & has a long shelf life. The price is very reasonable.
1895432
It does not have a taste, and can be used for oil pulling but organic cold pressed coconut oil works best. You just have to warm it slightly to get it out of solid form.
1905320
The only difference is that cold pressed is expeller pressed without exposure to heat during processing. There may be some loss of nutrients due to heat, but coconut oil is not delicate and stands up to heat well, so in my opinion expeller pressed is just fine.
824091
This is Coconut oil. It is an oil. When it is cold, it will solidify, and at warm temperatures (76 degrees) will melt and be an oily liquid. (think of how olive oil does this too) This is really a very nice product that has many uses.
1157115
Leah, only oils are cold pressed; powders (like NOW Spirulina Powder), not being liquid, can't possibly be cold pressed. :)
1320554
I don't produce this oil. I was just a customer. So, I don't have a firm, or the certificate. I hope I answered your question.
1578477
I actually didn't know that. I'm new to the essential oils. I under the impression that this was a pure, unprocessed essential oils, so I would be disappointed if it was processed. If you learn anything, please let me know. -thank you
1762164
Yes, it is 100% oil, Cold Pressed, Unrefined & Certified Organic. Nothing added.
1187191
The opposite is true. Cold Pressed is by far better for your skin. Google around (although it might be tough to find this info). I recently bought Nature's Way and they sent me Expeller Pressed coconut oil for some reason. It didn't soak into my skin at all, made my eyes red and kinda hurt (if I put it under near my eyes) and it left an oily feeling ALL day long. I researched through google and the amazon comments section and found out that expeller pressed does that to you. So long answer short, USE COLD PRESSED FOR COOKING AND FOR SKIN.
1440265
It is 100% pure cold-pressed Black Cumin Seed Oil. I says nothing about solvents
111045
No. It is expeller pressed meaning a machine squeezed the oil out and the oil may get hot because the temperature is not controlled. The cold pressed maintains a low temp and keeps products less altered and never heated. (Don't know what L. Powers is talking about - that's incorrect.)
860952
Yes - this is cold pressed, not from concentrate. I have stopped buying it because of the price though. It is expensive. (I now purchase Trader Joe's brand - same thing, $1.50 less per bottle - picked up locally.)
1596353
It does not say it is. The label says "expeller pressed in a manner similar to extra virgin olive oil."
836782
Hi Vinson,It is indeed cold pressed From the ad: "California Olive Ranch cold presses their award winning 100% California grown olives within hours of picking for a fresher taste"Since this olive oil does taste fresher than most (and not just to my palate), I am inclined to believe their advertising in this case. It's really quite a good olive oil.Enjoy!
1368390
Hi! Thanks for asking. This is expeller pressed at a temp between 120 and 200 degrees F so it does not damage the oil. Cold pressing doesn't work well for all nuts because they have to be pressed harder to get the oil out so it makes a little heat. You can fry with this oil up to 400-450 degrees before it causes a breakdown in the oil. I mostly saute with it because I don't do much frying but I have fried chicken and pork chops in it and they do great. It is so nice to know that I can do this without producing harmful chemicals that I'm going to eat! Hope this helps : )