Hello, I would appreciate knowing if your product/ krill oil cold processed ? And, is hexane used to extract the oil ? Thank you !
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Yes the Krill is cold processed, as far as hexane you might want to call the company, because it doesn't say on the bottle.
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Melissa sorry it has taken me awhile to respond to your question but I have been away from a computer from a while. about the oil, I didn't like the oil. it was very heavy and messy on my hair and I stopped after two uses. I prefer the liquid gold hair growth crème that is much better and results are from after a few weeks use.
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I know it is Hexand free. I could not find one that said organic. The reviews I read said it was a great carrier oil. I got it to use with my essential oil kit. Everyone I talked to said to get this one. I did find the coconut organic oil that I needed also. Hope I helped some..
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Sorry, but my dog passed away and i do not have the oil any longer. From what i remember I believe it was pure oil. Regards
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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.
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yes, and mine was busted open and really gross. Krill oil is good for u but I did not use this one and will not order again
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Well, I read in another review that the reviewer contacted the company and the company responded that there was no hexane used in production - just plain water. So maybe if you are still on the fence, consider giving Butler a call to confirm that info. 503-879-5005 the number from their website.
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NO---Krill oil is produced from the Krill fish which are almost microscopic to only a couple millimeters long and from the coldest waters of the Antarctic. The colour of the Krill is much deeper red or brown. The deeper the colour also will denote the better antioxident power. Granted, Cod Liver Oil is an excellent supplement, especially if it is a cold processed type like the NOW brand. Many are heat processed which will easily become rancid. Try Krill oil, especially if you have a cholesterol or trigliceride imbalance, joint issues, arthritis, or distressed immune system. Hope this helps.
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I have no idea what Qunol is. Is that CoQ-10? I liked the Krill Oil over the regular fish oils as they were smaller and didn't smell as bad. Krill oil is suppose to be better source of healthy omegas. I kept mine in the fridge and never had any fishy burps.
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When the oil gets cold it solidifies. It's not spoiled. Just take it out and let it warm up and then use it. I keep mine in the refrigerator to prolong it's life.
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Leah, only oils are cold pressed; powders (like NOW Spirulina Powder), not being liquid, can't possibly be cold pressed. :)
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There is no krill oil in it...this product is fish oil, not krill oil. Krill are shrimp-like shellfish creatures that whales and other animals, marine and land, eat by the ton. And lots of fish eat krill, wild salmon for one. This is what gives them their bright pink/red color....and why krill oil is very red. It's a chemical called astaxanthin.
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I've not used this particular brand, but I have used other water soluble oils in the past. A mild petroleum odor seems to be the norm. And the rate or degree of spoilage seems to depend on who makes the stuff. I've solved that problem by mixing only what I need at the time I need it.
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I do not see organic in the description for this oil but this oil is cold pressed.
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I've read on other sites that these DHA drops are sold on, that hexane is NOT used. Hope this helps.
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The label does not list hexane as an ingredient. The source of the DHA is algai oil.
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No, krill are tiny little crustaceans, ocean creatures. Krill oil comes from processing the animals.