Are these vegan friendly?
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You have a choice of tortillas made from lard or from canola oil. I gather that the canola oil is vegan friendly.
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All the bottle says is hydrolyzed collagen, i am not sure if it is vegan but i don't believe it is vegan friendly because the other ingredients include gelatin and beeswax
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To be honest I do not know. but they are not listed as vegetarian so if that is important to you and your health I would not use them. They are however an excellent product. They are more sensitive to moisture than most animal protein capsules but that does not confirm them as Vegetable based. Hope this helps in your decision.
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Yes. I am a vegan and I bought these because I was able to see that everything in them was from vegetable sources (or non-animal in general).
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I do not know if they are. ..there is no indication on the packaging. . Sorry I couldnt help.
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I would yes they are vegetarian, basically they green garden peas coated with a firery Japanese Wasabi horseradish. They are just a snack food and made in Thailand. This is the best answer I could give.
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Yes, they are. There is nothing added to them with the exception of coconut oil in some blends like this one. Also, you shouldnt buy them online. Find someone local to yourself and contact them.
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I believe not. My husband bought them and he shops for price, not safety. There was no indication on the packaging that they are bpa free and they had that new plastic smell that I now associate with bpa containing products.
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As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies' customer support. That way you'll feel confident about the product you decide to buy. As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies'... » Read More As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies' customer support. That way you'll feel confident about the product you decide to buy. « Show Less
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Yes! On the side of the bottle it says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans". :)
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I'm not sure, it was processed in a place where Milk, eggs, tree nuts, etc. were ...so I don't know if that means they're not vegan or not.
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I don't believe they are. There is no documentation of that. I would email the company to find out for sure, but that is something that companies usually brage about on a box if it is BPA free
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As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies' customer support. That way you'll feel confident about the product you decide to buy.
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Yes it is suitable for vegans. They have a 1-800-9nature phone for questions. I used this brand for years and I am pleased to find it on Amazon. It is pure without additives that can cause allergic problems.
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Yes, they are vegetarian, the packaging is a little confusing on the website but when you get it, it clearly states on the bottle that it is vegetarian....
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They are NOT vegan. I saw at a glance that they contain beeswax. I did not look further into the sources of the other ingredients.
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I think so. They are animal based instead of vegetable based. Check the web.