What is the percentage of ole extract it has ?
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Olea Europa 450 mg I take this Olive Leaf Extract when I feel I'm coming down with something. I take it about 4 times a days for 4 days. I feel it has kept me from getting a cold, sore throat, etc. The health food store told me it is a natural antibiotic. Sure beats having to get a prescription! Aleta
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Seagate does not give the percentage of active Oleuropein concentration in their capsules. Apparently, active concentrations can vary wildly between manufacturers. I found a chart listing different OLE vendors' measured concentrations, but Seagate was not included on this list. https://www.naturalhealthconsult.com/Monographs/oliveleaf.html Based on my experience with Ameriden, East Park, and Seagate (see review), I'm guessing that Seagate's concentrations are very low.
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The bottle does not state the percentage. It just says that "due to its high content of carvacol it is reputed to be one of the best antiseptic and anti-bacterial oils." It is listed as an fungicidal as well.
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The ratio would be half of what the extract called for. Enjoy. My son loves this in smoothies.
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The bottle doesn't say. Sorry I wasn't much help. I think I read somewhere 20%
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it doesnt say on the bottle but does say iodine12mcg 8% and brown seaweed extract 750 mg or ecklonia cava
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No % percentage given on bottle only ingredientsGlucosamine sulfate (2kcl)MmsBoswellin (leaf) extract (boswellia serrata) Ginger (root)Chondroitin sulfateOmega -3 fish oil powderHorsetail (leaf)Hyaluronic acidDaily value not established Hope this helped
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It's 100% pure Emu oil. It's got .00022% Vita E so it won't go rancid.. IF you're good in MATH, that's about as pure as you can get.:>)
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The website says 14%. I love how the hand and body lotion make my skin feel smooth and silky. I definitely notice a difference when I don't use it.
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Hi I don't know the %, but it worked really well for me. I actually need to order more. You'll like it.thanks, Suzanne
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The percentage isn't given on the label. All I can tell you is that it is the 5th out of 8 ingredients listed. Usually the ingredients are listed in order of highest quantity to lowest quantity. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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It does not say on the bottle how it was extracted. Perhaps you can find that information on the company website...
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does not indicate the percentage but it is the second ingredient after purified water.I love this stuff. Its the only thing that has worked including sprays and shampoos from the vets office.
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Looking at answer that suggests 8% oils and 92% inert ingredients: Inert ingredients are typically nothing, it fills up the bottle. This makes sense because these oils at full strength should be diluted (if, say, like clover and peppermint). The essential oils are TYPICALLY about .30 percent and .70 percent, not to be mistaken as 30 or 70 percent. I do not have this product, but if I did, I would list the ingredients precisely. Just passing on some knowledge of oils used for dog fleas and/or ticks.
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The extracts may contain a tiny amount of alcohol. The amount of alcohol would be so small that only a chemist could measure the amount. If you are that concerned, send an email to the manufacturer.
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I'm sorry. I looked ALL over the tube (twice) and cannot find a percent. This is a thick cream that I use on my feet for calluses and rough heels. I am VERY pleased with how well it works. You might want to check with your pharmacist or doctor for a recommendation of one that is 12%. Good luck
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Just looked at the bottle I have and there isn't any reference to the 1%. 99% pure works for me. Have been using it for years and I have a 90yr old friend who's been using it for 55yrs and swears by it. Sorry I couldn't help with the 1%.
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I do not know the percentage. It cant be so much if you can buy it over the counter. But I have very sensitive skin and am able to tolerate this well. I think it is a fantastic product I have been using it for many years.