I seen this in the store, but didn't see the "Herbe de ble, Biologique" writing on it. Why is this different and what is the difference?
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As a canadian product, the packaging depicted in the photo is probably for provinces in Canada where there is a large french steaking population. They may have other packaging for sale in the US. I seriously doubt that the french text or lack thereof effects the product inside in any way.
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This simply is translated as 'organic wheatgrass' or biological wheatgrass. There's no real difference that I could see.
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This product is sold by Le Couvent des Minimes, a French brand owned by L'Occitane Group. It used to be sold at Bath and Body Works 10 years ago so this is probably where the confusion comes from
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To the best of my knowledge there is not a difference, but don't know for sure. Could be made at 2 different plants, or something but not positive
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from what I've read, they are the same...the reason for the name difference is due to who ever is selling it. Google this question and see what you find out but I think they are the same...which is the bottom line
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While looking at the label, on the right side is a list of important info in English. The left side is in French. Now im just speculating here as to why they have placed French verbage on said label...but here goes.FRENCH PEOPLE HAVE ANIMALS !SOME PEOPLE SPEAK FRENCH !THE MAKER IS FRENCH, AND DOES NOT WANTTO LET GO OF HIS HERITAGE !OR as a complete "out there" idea.... The makers are trying to make this AMAZING PRODUCT available to more than just AMERICAN ANIMALS.Seriously? This was your question?....SMDH
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It's in a resealable silver plastic bag. Mine says "Oyster Bay Spice" "Organic Turmeric 1lb". It does not look like the one on the picture titled Starwest Botanicals and the bar codes etc. It does NOT have the USDA Organic seal Item numbers or bar codes. I feel like it is false advertising and the package looks shady, because of this I will not be consuming this. I bought it from Oyster Bay Spice Company. Can someone please reply to me if this happened to you too. Thanks!
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That's a good one. I've ordered from natures one directly and from here and both had the same lables. Unless its the non dha one they sent or nature made a slight recent lable change and amazon has older ones, check the dates on the bottom of the can.
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Yes it is....I looked on the back of the ones I bought and the seller label says its Biotene.
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I think they changed the product to better meet the shelf life. I don't think it means it's older but fresher. Dr Ohhira must have made a discovery in how to keep his probiotic fresh for longer periods of time. It's still the same inside. They just changed the outside.
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I can only speculate, because they are different products in regards to the amount of phytochemical contained. Special dark has been processed, and includes fewer. However, most people don't select the products for their health benefits but for taste. What's new-that is, unfortunately, the common denominator for most people.
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I have been using Dramatically Different for YEARS and honestly didn't know there were two versions. My product arrived in a very recognizable bottle - looks and seems like the Clinique product I know and trust. Just the same. Sorry not to be more helpful.
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I think it's a typo. This is a very good massage oil you'll be more than pleased with.
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I recently ordered 3 bottles of this shampoo and discovered that two of the three were "made in USA" and the other bottle was "made in France". The colour and smell of the two is noticeably different (I think that the one made in France smells better - I also did a blind "smell test" with my wife and she agreed that the French one smells better - it reminds us both of the shampoo that we used when we were younger). After I noticed this, I checked the ingredients and discovered that the colour additives are different. The US one is more of a light yellow colour and the French one has more of an orange-ish hue. I recently ordered 3 bottles of this shampoo and discovered that two of the three were "made in USA" and the other bottle was "made in France". The colour and smell of the two is noticeably different (I think that the one made in France smells better - I also did a blind "smell test" with my wife and she agreed that the French one smells better - it reminds us both of the shampoo that we used when we were younger). After I noticed this, I checked the ingredients and discovered that the colour additives are different. The US one is more of a light yellow colour... » Read More I recently ordered 3 bottles of this shampoo and discovered that two of the three were "made in USA" and the other bottle was "made in France". The colour and smell of the two is noticeably different (I think that the one made in France smells better - I also did a blind "smell test" with my wife and she agreed that the French one smells better - it reminds us both of the shampoo that we used when we were younger). After I noticed this, I checked the ingredients and discovered that the colour additives are different. The US one is more of a light yellow colour and the French one has more of an orange-ish hue. « Show Less
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This "Whitening Cream" is packaged in St. Dalfour jam jars which have been washed out and apparently re-used without permission of the real St. Dalfour company in France, which produces only food products. That should address your question of "authenticity". The trademarked brand name and logo design you see on this packaging belongs exclusively to the St. Dalfour food company in France, and to no one else. Try to find what ingredients are in this product, and then check with any reliable certifying authority (Food & Drug Administration in the US, for example), and find out what they think of this product. This "Whitening Cream" is packaged in St. Dalfour jam jars which have been washed out and apparently re-used without permission of the real St. Dalfour company in France, which produces only food products. That should address your question of "authenticity". The trademarked brand name and logo design you see on this packaging belongs exclusively to the St. Dalfour food company in France, and to no one else. Try to find what ingredients are in this product, and then check with any reliable certifying authority (Food & Drug Administration in the US, for example), and find... » Read More This "Whitening Cream" is packaged in St. Dalfour jam jars which have been washed out and apparently re-used without permission of the real St. Dalfour company in France, which produces only food products. That should address your question of "authenticity". The trademarked brand name and logo design you see on this packaging belongs exclusively to the St. Dalfour food company in France, and to no one else. Try to find what ingredients are in this product, and then check with any reliable certifying authority (Food & Drug Administration in the US, for example), and find out what they think of this product. « Show Less
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I bought mine recently from Amazon and the label is different than the one in this picture. Mine looks like is the newer label (White, green, blue). I can tell our probiotics are working so I think ours is legit.
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If it isn't from Thailand, and it IS from Jamaica, then why does it say "Make sure it's shipped from Florida(Purelife herbs)-NOT THAILAND" in the ad? That would seem to suggest that Purelife Herbs is selling/shipping from Florida. Where exactly are they coming from? And why is the shipping cost so high?
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Yes, Google says it is the same as "Eyebright" which is an herb. Google it and you'll see and be able to read the answers.