what is the percentage of pure emu oil
1509274
The percentage of emu oil is not given on the jar label. By the way, a recent visit to WalMart in Marlton N.J. had the Blue-Emu 4oz. jar for $9.00 and some change. A larger container was $26.00 and some change. As I recall it, that is about $3.00 cheaper than your 4oz. jar. ....and there was no tax or freight. Thought you would like to know.
1509275
The jar doesn't specify amount, but it's the third item listed on the ingredients after aloe vera gel and water. Hope that helps.
1429847
On the bottle, for ingredient: "100% Pure Emu Oil" - nothing else is listed. So, as far as I can tell, there are no other ingredients.
20468
From what I know, they eat emu's like chicken in Australia. They raise them for meat. After an emu has already been killed and sent off to be turned into food, the fatty parts that would be otherwise thrown away is what is used to make the oil. Basically, you can't get emu oil from a living emu, but I doubt they grow them for the oil alone. That's highly inefficient. So to answer your question, no, they are not harmed in the process of making the oil because they're already dead and the excess fatty parts are sent to the factories to make the oil and other stuff. Mind you, I'm no expert. I just bought this and did a little research to find out why it worked so well. Hope that helps! From what I know, they eat emu's like chicken in Australia. They raise them for meat. After an emu has already been killed and sent off to be turned into food, the fatty parts that would be otherwise thrown away is what is used to make the oil. Basically, you can't get emu oil from a living emu, but I doubt they grow them for the oil alone. That's highly inefficient. So to answer your question, no, they are not harmed in the process of making the oil because they're already dead and the excess fatty parts are sent to the factories to make the oil and other stuff. Mind you, I'm no expert. I... » Read More From what I know, they eat emu's like chicken in Australia. They raise them for meat. After an emu has already been killed and sent off to be turned into food, the fatty parts that would be otherwise thrown away is what is used to make the oil. Basically, you can't get emu oil from a living emu, but I doubt they grow them for the oil alone. That's highly inefficient. So to answer your question, no, they are not harmed in the process of making the oil because they're already dead and the excess fatty parts are sent to the factories to make the oil and other stuff. Mind you, I'm no expert. I just bought this and did a little research to find out why it worked so well. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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From the company's website "All AEA Certified Emu Oil contains trace amounts of Vitamin E. Vitamin E is added to ensure freshness of product. Progressive Emu Oil is 99.999% pure emu oil."
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In the product description, I found this about the vitamin E: "product contains .00022% Vitamin E as a stabilizer to increase shelf life." Since the product description lists the EMU oil as 99.999% pure and lists vitamin E content at .00022%, that adds up to 99.99922% leaving only 0.00078% unknown. I'd say (IMO) that this is the purest emu oil you'll find short of having the actual emu! Not being glib, just that I think it's mostly emu oil with very little other ingredients even including the vitamin E. The product description is on the same page with the item graphics, price, reviews, etc. :) In the product description, I found this about the vitamin E: "product contains .00022% Vitamin E as a stabilizer to increase shelf life." Since the product description lists the EMU oil as 99.999% pure and lists vitamin E content at .00022%, that adds up to 99.99922% leaving only 0.00078% unknown. I'd say (IMO) that this is the purest emu oil you'll find short of having the actual emu! Not being glib, just that I think it's mostly emu oil with very little other ingredients even including the vitamin E. The product description is on the same page with the item graphics, price,... » Read More In the product description, I found this about the vitamin E: "product contains .00022% Vitamin E as a stabilizer to increase shelf life." Since the product description lists the EMU oil as 99.999% pure and lists vitamin E content at .00022%, that adds up to 99.99922% leaving only 0.00078% unknown. I'd say (IMO) that this is the purest emu oil you'll find short of having the actual emu! Not being glib, just that I think it's mostly emu oil with very little other ingredients even including the vitamin E. The product description is on the same page with the item graphics, price, reviews, etc. :) « Show Less
1912278
does not indicate the percentage but it is the second ingredient after purified water.I love this stuff. Its the only thing that has worked including sprays and shampoos from the vets office.
1736764
No, no alcohol is in it. Here are the ingredients..... 100% Emu Oil with Olea Europaea and Glycine Soja.
2157423
It is composed of various fats, including large amounts of omega 3 and omega 6. The largest percentage is that of the omega 3 essential fatty acids. This is wild salmon oil.
1401020
This was not as good as others I have used, it's a bit watered down. Pure Emu oil is also sold on Amazon(it has a picture of an Emu on the label) and I found that to be much better.
1540191
This is emu oil & really good,don't know what Jamaican black caster oil is.
669131
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
1657040
It is 100% EMU Oil. The bottle does not state that it is refined. Not certain that refined is good when it comes to emu oil. for further research this is the website listed on the bottle: www.pureskinrepair.com
5262
I don't think it's worth the money...I was allergic to it. I'm now just using natural EMU oil on my face and LOVE it. No chemicals, no allergies, no clogged pores...just great!
1571451
I have tried 3 different brands of emu oil and all have had the same whitish color and thick yet runny consistency. I would venture to say it is undiluted.
1705793
The ingredients are Emu oil and .00022% Natural Vitamin E for freshness. I have loved this oil.
1338285
It contains 14 percent oil content, you can go to torconitro.com and order a custom blend if needed
567781
I think it's 1% but I can't remember. I looked on the bottle but it doesnt say-