I just bought this product and here it says it contains marshmellow although I don't know the benefit of marshmellow, it's not listed on the can
1542176
It is for urinary tract support , and many other health benefits, but since it is in the berry balance, it will help the urinary tract for infections, if the dog has any.
1542177
It probably doesn't matter. Foodstuff manufacturers who don't want to use potentially harmful chemicals as dessicants (this stuff could get lumpy unless it has some way to stay dry and free flowing), use marshmellow sometimes for this purpose (I'm only guessing this is their reason but it is done). This stuff is miraculous as it completely eliminated bladder stones for one of our dogs when surgery, "special" foods and medication was NOT working. I continue to use it to keep the dog's urine PH low/acidic to prevent them from coming back. Truly wonderful stuff and I've seen NO issues using it.
1542178
If you recheck the label, I'm certain it says "marshmallow root powder", which comes from the marshmallow plant, which is an herb. Originally (like, way back in ancient Egypt) a 'marshmallow' was medicinal, and contained parts from the marshmallow plant. Through time, it has been morphed into a candy which no longer contains the original marshmallow plant ingredients from which it took it's name.
1542179
It probably doesn't matter. Foodstuff manufacturers who don't want to use potentially harmful chemicals as dessicants (this stuff could get lumpy unless it has some way to stay dry and free flowing), use marshmellow sometimes for this purpose (I'm only guessing this is their reason but it is done). This stuff is miraculous as it completely eliminated bladder stones for one of our dogs when surgery, "special" foods and medication was NOT working. I continue to use it to keep the dog's urine PH low/acidic to prevent them from coming back. Truly wonderful stuff and I've seen NO issues using it. It probably doesn't matter. Foodstuff manufacturers who don't want to use potentially harmful chemicals as dessicants (this stuff could get lumpy unless it has some way to stay dry and free flowing), use marshmellow sometimes for this purpose (I'm only guessing this is their reason but it is done). This stuff is miraculous as it completely eliminated bladder stones for one of our dogs when surgery, "special" foods and medication was NOT working. I continue to use it to keep the dog's urine PH low/acidic to prevent them from coming back. Truly wonderful stuff and I've seen NO... » Read More It probably doesn't matter. Foodstuff manufacturers who don't want to use potentially harmful chemicals as dessicants (this stuff could get lumpy unless it has some way to stay dry and free flowing), use marshmellow sometimes for this purpose (I'm only guessing this is their reason but it is done). This stuff is miraculous as it completely eliminated bladder stones for one of our dogs when surgery, "special" foods and medication was NOT working. I continue to use it to keep the dog's urine PH low/acidic to prevent them from coming back. Truly wonderful stuff and I've seen NO issues using it. « Show Less
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The ingredients in this product should be clearly labeled on the actual spray container. It actually is not "my" ingredient list ... I am not the manufacturer only purchased it once myself. Hope this clears up any confusion you might have.
982295
just looked - the ingredients aren't listed on the jar - must have been on the box, but I threw it away! sorry. maybe you should look on the manufacturer's site.
1155495
It doesn't say anything about silicone on the can. (although, it also doesn't seem to have a list of ingredients either)
1858121
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.
104949
on the box...or there are several sights that sell the product; some should have the ingredients listed. Good luck!
1626754
I saw nothing printed on the can indicating it contains petroleum distillates. You might want to google MSDS (material safety data sheet)and do a search of this product. It should tell you everything you want to know in regard to what the product contains.Your welcome.
1858122
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.
603085
Sorry I don't remember Didn't keep the product because it had xylitol on top of stevia, and I don't digest it
1360045
Yes it does, it's listed the on the ingredients list. Does not say how much of it.
2016965
Yes. I checked the bottle and it does. Soybean oil, Gelatin, Vegetable Glycerin and corn oil. Ugh. I hadn't realized it has this.
392192
the description is wrong, it's a concentrated extract (don't know their method of extraction) and it contain gelatin, soybean oil, glycerin, caramel color, and titatium dioxide which are all adulterants. would not buy it!
387040
It doesn't say on the label, although it lists just about anything else. I suppose you could try it. It really is pretty amazing stuf.
676858
I'm sorry. It's listed as an ingredient, but there are no percentages listed
1230706
I just bought a can and Stevia IS listed as an ingredient. It's just not listed on the front of the can. I am very disappointed with the new taste. I will not be buying this again.
1012194
Click on the product there is a list of ingredients or email or call the synergy company. I do not know for sure
14287
I think it may be a mistake. It only shows up in one of the pictures. What I received when I ordered this was 8 ounces of raw cocoa butter chunks in one package for around $7.99. It was a nice quality product and smells very nice.