Is Arctic char used in this product?
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No, Devon. Arctic Char is a type of salmon. The only fish in this product are the typical Norwegian sardines, mackerel, and anchovy. These are some of the oiliest, smallest, cleanest fish and so, perfect for omega-3 fish oil.
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I do not know, however Carlsons has been the best fish oil products I have ever taken! Hands down best!
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As shown in the previous comment, I don't know either. But compared to all the 'other' fish oil products...Carlson is the purest.
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I always buy arctic silver. An not use what comes with them. So I don't really look to see
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Other comments saying you should not use carbon with it is not true. Seachem rep recommended to use carbon along with it (but is not necessary), which filters different things.
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I cannot answer with certainty. My wife and I have been using this product for a few years, and have had only positive results. When we first considered using it, I checked and at the time it was an all-American product. I presume it still is. As to the shrimp and crab, I suggest you follow Patricia Wood's suggestion: you can call the company to ask that question at 1-800-276-2878
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No, it is also works as as a solvent to clean carbon and leave a lubricating film. You can use regular household products like OLD ENGLISH on stocks and such.
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Label says "from the waters near Norway"."regularly tested using AOAC international protocols for freshmess, potency and purity, etc." Distributed by Carlson Labs, a US company. I think it is helping my son with his attention span issues.
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No, because it is a meat product. To properly can any meat product it must be processed in a pressure canner. not a steamer or boiling water bath
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No. I looked it up online. It is one of the few that is petroleum-free. It also works very well!
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I'm not going to be of much help with that question. I seriously don't know about whether or not it is wild or farmed salmon. I would hope that since it's advertised as wild, that it is indeed wild salmon that is used. I will tell you that my three Pit Bulls really thrive on this and I couldn't be happier with this product.
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I won't use anything with harmful product's in it and this has some really good ingredient's in it. Demineralized spring water, olive oil, cydomethicone, whole wheat protein,DMAE bitartrate, mulberry extract, lime extract,alpha lipoic acid, ascorbyl palmitrate, hyaluonic acid, allantoin, xanthan gum, ceteayl alcohol, ceteareth 20, potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, citric acid. Hope this helps.
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We use a lot of frozen fruit as well which blends up just fine with no issues. Been using it everyday for 2 months with frozen fruit and have had no issues or burn smells when using frozen fruit or ice! =)
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Based on my usage of the product I would think it could be as long as the surface is clean and dry. I don't think it would be best to use the product if it was frozen. However, I think you would be well advised to contact the manufacturer. This stuff isn't cheap and if you didn't get a perfect seal, a little water leaking in over time, will cause the most damage.
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The following link should answer the question. Some of these compounds are better thatn others. This just backs-up those statements. http://www.arcticsilver.com/as5.htm
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Don't know the ingredients probably need to contact Camco for that information. Have been using it in our Hydro-Hot since 2006 &have had no problems.
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Excellent question. The short answer is NO! The long answer is in my review-the top review as of today's date-titled "Greenwashing: 100% PRE-Consumer". Here's the link for my review:
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No - that's a separate listing on Amazon: Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil + Organic Lemon 1,000 mg 180 Sgels GREAT product with no after taste.
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Yes, that is what we used. I bought these with the outdoor smoker for my boyfriend. He loves both (smoker and smoking chips) and uses them all the time. That was last year and we still have a ton of it! He even cooked with them in -10 degree weather. I hope this helps :)