Is this lanolin cleaned in some way, or pasteurized, after being taken from the sheep's wool?
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It's boiled down to a paste consistency. I know it says that it is from "NOW FOODS", but I wouldn't want to use it as a food item. Am sure that all the boiling that has been done to it would kill off anything that is living. IF you are going to apply it to your hands, use a drop of another cream, like Eucerin, to help dissolve it and make it easier to work into the hands.
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container says pure lanolin.Most manufacturers want to keep things simple and not unnecessarily "clean" sheep wool fat beyond probably high pressure filtration to remove unwanted dirt and water. It is not like trying to swallow it like milk.If you want stuff that pure like used in a research lab, you will pay much,much more in cost.
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It's boiled down to a paste consistency. I know it says that it is from "NOW FOODS", but I wouldn't want to use it as a food item. Am sure that all the boiling that has been done to it would kill off anything that is living, so I wouldn't be afraid to grease a pan with it. IF you are going to apply it to your hands, use a drop of another cream, like Eucerin, to help dissolve it and make it easier to work into the hands.
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A product you use on your skin only, generally has different guidelines than a food. I wouldn't use it in any way that would interact with something you might ingest. I'm sure it's fine for the purpose for which it's intended
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This is the canned, powdered milk. It is processed with high heat, so yes, it is pasteurized first, then dried and powdered. The canned "wet" milk is also pasteurized. Let me warn you : "raw" milk is not safe nor is it any better for you or "more healthy". Food is really just simple chemistry, but then so are viruses and bacteria, which are present in raw milk. Trust me. And your body won't know the difference between "raw" and pasteurized. As we say, "it's all in your mind"! Really. Best of Luck, and thank you for asking. :)
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I'm not sure how they're processed, but they are dry, no hint of grease. My dogs love, love, love them. I keep a few in the car to keep them busy. I do give them pigs ears occasionally and they are greasy. Lambs ears that I've bought are like the cows, not greasy. Both cow and lamb are almost like a stiff chamois only thicker.
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I would say it depends on your preference. From what I have read, there are no meat products, not even egg or shellfish, and it is GMO-free. Lanolin and olive oil are used as the oils for the D3. Lanolin is derived from sheep wool. If you have a problem consuming a product that contains lanolin, then this wouldn't be a product for you. If you were vegan, this definitely wouldn't be a product for you since it contains a byproduct from an animal and from my understanding, vegans steer clear from all things animal. But, again, it really depends on where you draw the line for yourself as a vegetarian. I, personally, think this is a wonderful product. I would say it depends on your preference. From what I have read, there are no meat products, not even egg or shellfish, and it is GMO-free. Lanolin and olive oil are used as the oils for the D3. Lanolin is derived from sheep wool. If you have a problem consuming a product that contains lanolin, then this wouldn't be a product for you. If you were vegan, this definitely wouldn't be a product for you since it contains a byproduct from an animal and from my understanding, vegans steer clear from all things animal. But, again, it really depends on where you draw the line for yourself as a... » Read More I would say it depends on your preference. From what I have read, there are no meat products, not even egg or shellfish, and it is GMO-free. Lanolin and olive oil are used as the oils for the D3. Lanolin is derived from sheep wool. If you have a problem consuming a product that contains lanolin, then this wouldn't be a product for you. If you were vegan, this definitely wouldn't be a product for you since it contains a byproduct from an animal and from my understanding, vegans steer clear from all things animal. But, again, it really depends on where you draw the line for yourself as a vegetarian. I, personally, think this is a wonderful product. « Show Less
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Pretty sure it isn't pasteurized, freeze dried don't know, been a long time since I had the package.
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I had to look that up. :) Yes, this is not raw. It has been expanded/exfoliated. At least according to what I read at duper mining site.
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After use for one coat, I rinsed the lambwool with mineral oil, kept it in a sandwich bag to keep it from drying and then reused it for the next coating. No problem.
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this is very common in lanolin products. it won't work in as fast as a synthetic product. i apply it as the last thing at night and wear cotton gloves/socks. by morning, it's worked all the way in. good luck!
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I don't think it is pasteurized , it's been long time since I ha d this brand over a year ago.
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Pure Lanolin is very thick and sticky. You can warm it between your fingers before spreading.
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No lanolin is contained in biofreeze; glycerin is listed in the inactive ingredients, but no lanolin. The active ingredient is menthol USP 4%, which has a strong smell; however, the odor quickly fades away, and the menthol still feels soothing for a good long time.
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this is very common in lanolin products. it won't work in as fast as a synthetic product. i apply it as the last thing at night and wear cotton gloves/socks. by morning, it's worked all the way in.good luck!
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There's nothing to indicate otherwise on the bottle. It's not raw though and I assume it's been pasteurized -- it takes a long time for it to crystallize. But you can tell they haven't strained out the pollens, like the stuff from China does, from the taste.
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I am sorry but I do not know if it does have Lanolin. I did not really do a deep research on this product though I know that it did help me with the Scabies I had.
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IT IS NOT! SEE: http://preventdisease.com/news/14/052614_Worlds-Largest-Producer-Almonds-Required-To-Pasteurize-ALL-Almonds-Including-Raw-Organic.shtml
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I did use it when I was breastfeeding and didn't have any issues. You could check with your Doctor too. Again it smells like band aids but it's 100% lanolin.
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Yes. Just rinse out the lambs wool after you are done. Don't let the Mop 'n Glo dry on it.