Have aliens tested the bears given the warning on the packet about the gastrointestinal consequences of eating a product not of the earth?
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It's well know fact that alien spacecrafts utilizes flatulence as it's main source of propulsion. In order to fully harness the massive amount of energy expelled, however, proper initial catalysts must be used. The sugar-free variety containing Lycasin is ideally suited for this task. This product contains sugar, not Lycasin, unfortunately renders it unsuitable for the type of projectile bowel movements necessary.
59418
The sticker on the package says Austria. Beware, these are not low carb and like some if the reviews state, they cause gastro-intestinal issues.
209684
No, that was the sugar free variety. I'm happy to say that this bear has no adverse effects at all (except maybe the calorie count). :)
374929
None! Like eating see through worms that taste like something out of the ground. It is an underground root. It taste like something a mole would eat. All info is on their site. (But don't let it fool you, it did me!) I threw away every package I bought. Would not feed it even to a skunk (well maybe a mole)!
203083
I highly doubt that Hain, a long standing player in the organic foods arena would ever use anything harmful in their products. That said, I would contact their consumer affairs dept and ask them directly!
936811
No. It does not say gluten free on the packets themselves, so I would say no.
1017623
I just looked on the box and it doesn't provide that information on the outer packaging or on the individual seed packets. Aliens.
2207757
Yikes. I wish I'd seen this before ordering: http://www.fda.gov/ICECI/EnforcementActions/WarningLetters/2013/ucm365989.htm
1809823
The ingredients as listed on the box are non-gmo maltodextrin, s. thermophilus, l. bulgaricus, l. acidophilus
2115531
It is a moisture absorbent in a sealed packet. I guess the warning you are talking about says "do not eat". Pretty typical packaging. I have never heard of DE used for this purpose.
975776
They have an ingredient (lycasin) that can have a laxative effect if eaten excess. I myself did not experience this nor did it affect my co workers. YMMV.
1231857
Yes, the warning is on the tag. It says: "The product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling." I guess I'll be returning mine...
1913979
It is not documented but I think there must be gluten in it. So please avoid. Hope it will help.
1555222
i haven't ordered any in a while so i couldn't answer that for you. i did not get diarrhea from it though.
592801
Yes they are. I am gluten intolerant, and eat them all the time without any problem whatsoever - so I do not believe that there is even any chance of cross contamination.
130850
Doesn't say 'gluten free'? It says, "Free of common food allergens. No corn, lactose, milk, soy, sugar, wheat or yeast. No artificial ingredients or preservatives. Non-GMO, Certified organic. I'm warning you, this stuff is really nasty! I just ordered some new C because I can't even force myself to put this in my mouth! It's powdered and 1 rounded tsp has only 500 mg.
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Not that I know of, but they may be used as an ingredient in some of the foods. So I am uncertain but if you're allergic I would investigate further.