Has anyone even bothered to ask what is actually in it? Why aren't supplemental facts label listed in ad? Or am I missing it somewhere?
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You can get the supplement facts off of their website. I believe there are a number of people who distribute this product. I'm not sure why they didn't put that info on the listing
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Its just regular vitamins to me my dog did looked buffed but he came from real good parents so is just better quality
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That is the wrong description for ingredients, check one of the question/answers and the correct ingredients are listed. Question has already been asked and answered.
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You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people are becoming aware of deceptive labeling not just for our pets but for our food also. I hope this info helps. You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people... » Read More You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people are becoming aware of deceptive labeling not just for our pets but for our food also. I hope this info helps. « Show Less
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thanks much. i appreciate your feedback. i wonder why most supplements on amazon do NOT list all ingredients? and why doesn't the supplier answer questions as well??!! strange...
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Check out this article: http://www.splendidtable.org/story/fat-content-product-labels
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drussell: If the box had said "Lifetime traffic (with ads)" for instance, that wouldn't have been deceptive. I'm not the only one who has been surprised by the presence of ads on a GPS. I understand the economics. It might even be a good value. But it's ridiculously bad marketing to surprise people like this.I may even decide to keep the unit. The ads aren't that bad, and the price is quite good for what you get. But I like being treated with honesty.
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Hum, the back description is partly covered by a bar code label, so I do not know. It is "Distributed by NOW FOODS", Hum.
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If you type in Actazin this product comes up, but I have been staring at the label and can not find it on the list unless it is going by something else. Looked it up at product's website also and could not find it. I truly understand if you are confused.
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I have a list of ingredients copied from the label. It should be in the advertisement also.
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I have no idea... I don't sell this stuff... I just buy it and use it. I can really only give my opinion about its consistency, taste etc. I would contact the seller and ask them if this is a typo if I were you.
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Just read mine and it does NOT mention ingredients only that it's in a palatable base. How odd it wouldn't list it. I thought it was pretty much pure but I guess I'm wrong.
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I found this blog very interesting... It may help clarify it for you!!! That's why I ask if there is a supplemental nutrition fact on the back... If you can't ingest it then it's loaded with other chemicals... And that's how they can sell it so cheap... Hope this helps!!!http://aromatherapy4u.wordpress.com/2013/01/12/how-to-quickly-tell-if-an-essential-oil-can-be-ingested/
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It doesn't have any Oxytocin in it! It's an "Oxytocin Accelerator," a phrase that actually has no meaning. When they refer to "supplemented oxytocin," that's exactly what they mean-- NOT supplementAL. They are charging a lot of money for nothing in particular (the ingredients aren't listed here).
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The same thing happened to me. They put a sticker over the date that says 2/2014 with a sticker printed with 2/2016 and this definitely causes the seller to lose credibility with me. It's a darn shame because this supplement combo is very important for people with autism, now our search continues.
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Well, I think there is a problem with the current iteration of the ad... Right now it is showing the two different pictures--one as the product you are purchasing and one below where it shows the "other" things that people sometimes buy with it. When I bought mine, the picture of the Tardis in space is what was shown in both places and what I purchased and received. I think, if it were me, I would send a question to the seller asking them which you would ACTUALLY receive before buying. In this case, I don't think anyone but the seller will be able to properly answer your question due to the conflicting images. Well, I think there is a problem with the current iteration of the ad... Right now it is showing the two different pictures--one as the product you are purchasing and one below where it shows the "other" things that people sometimes buy with it. When I bought mine, the picture of the Tardis in space is what was shown in both places and what I purchased and received. I think, if it were me, I would send a question to the seller asking them which you would ACTUALLY receive before buying. In this case, I don't think anyone but the seller will be able to properly answer your question... » Read More Well, I think there is a problem with the current iteration of the ad... Right now it is showing the two different pictures--one as the product you are purchasing and one below where it shows the "other" things that people sometimes buy with it. When I bought mine, the picture of the Tardis in space is what was shown in both places and what I purchased and received. I think, if it were me, I would send a question to the seller asking them which you would ACTUALLY receive before buying. In this case, I don't think anyone but the seller will be able to properly answer your question due to the conflicting images. « Show Less
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??? Uhhh the label has only ONE statement of contents the big print that says BRANCH CHAIN AMINO ACIDSBelow that will state gram-tsp conversion L-Leucine 750mg L-Isoleucine 375mgL-Valine 375mg per 1500mg=rounded3/4 tspOther ingredients NONEThese labels are used by them all the time printed as is for the size indicatedWhat are YOU reading? There's NO as in ZERO creatine of any kind in this product. I call bullshit.
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I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12 sublingual/chewable without added sweetener. I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12... » Read More I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12 sublingual/chewable without added sweetener. « Show Less