Is the Gelatin used here produced from pig?
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Probably, otherwise they'd make a splash about it on the label. But I don't know for sure. It is non-bovine, i read on one seller's site (vita springs), ask them they might know? Read the reviews here for other possible good quality sources.
2078755
I have no idea. You can find out by calling the Kirkland Vitamin Infoline at (800) 428-7782.
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Pepsin is made from the rennet lining a pig's stomach, so yes, this product does contain porcine products. I have not yet found a source of pepsin that does not come from pork, but I am still looking.
140957
Yes it is gelatin. It is the bones, hides, ears etc. of the animal, which when brought to that state makes gelatin in its purest form.It really helps the joints. I drink it twice a day. No flavor I put it in pineapple juice which is an enzyme that helps break down the proteins..
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Sorry Carrie, I can't answer your question. I stopped taking it. Gelatin is usually made from animal bones as far as I understand. I know some vitamin companies advertise 'gelatin free' and use some kind of cellulose. My guess would be that there IS gelatin, but I can't say for sure. I can say the product worked well. I did a quick search and it looks like they do have gelatin, but I'd call the company if that's a deal breaker. Hope this helped. :)
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While there may have been alcohol in the processing part of the production, it would have been cooked off and therefore irrelevant. There are no pork products. (No gelatin, if that's what you're asking. It uses wax as a holding agent)
378099
It isn't written on the bottle. However, it does say that it is not for vegetarians. I would ask a pharmacist but I doubt it is from pork. Gelatine is usually produced from either beef, fish or vegetable. Hope this helps.Patricia
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Gelatin is not made of plant. Usually it is made from cow. The person who said the bottle said the gelatin was from plant sources did not read the label correctly. That was in reference to the cellulose. Read the label for yourself. Even jello is non-vegetarian.
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No, it does not contain gelatin, it contains vegetable cellulose (Veggie caps)
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According to Amazon's Askville website, most -- but not all -- gelatin is made from pork. (http://askville.amazon.com/source-gelatin-pork/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=438969). You would have to contact the product manufacturer to ask about the source of their gelatin.
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NO! Knox gelatin is made from the cartilage and bones of animals, and makes "Jello"-type desserts or broth-thickeners. Pectin is fruit-derived and is what makes jam or jellies gel.
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Are you wondering about the gelatin that the capsule is made of? Gelatin is derived from animals usually cows or pigs . In the information leaflet of Colpermin capsules it does not specify if the gelatin used in the manufacturing of the shell of Colpermin capsules is from a cow or a pig. I hope this answers your question.
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No, the gelatin is only from cows. The product description has been updated.
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It's gelatin. You can use it for cooking, give it to dogs for joint issues, or take it yourself for hair, nails, skin, and joint support.
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I haven't seen anything on the bottle about gelatin, BUT after a quick Google search, I see many entries that include gelatin in the ingredients list. Hope this helps :)
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There's nothing on the bottle regarding where the gelatin is derived from. Try www.naturewise.com. I've found them to be very helpful with questions I've had.
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Gelatin is animal based. A friend of mine is a vegetarian and won't eat anything with gelatin in it. I believe it is from animal hooves.
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According to the website, the gelatin is from the bones of bovine not from the hooves or skin. You might want to go to their website and research for yourself.