Is it contaminated with cesium 34
1007346
As far as I know, it is not. I have no way of knowing since I have not had any adverse reaction. Odessa
1007347
I really do not know but have been taking the product for at least 3 yrs. with no known side effects
1007348
Well if it is, it's not listed on the bottle anywhere. "Other" ingredients include: gelatin, microcrystalline celluose, magnesium sterate :( and silicon dioxide. Also :(
2227799
It is not irradiated. Food irradiation is prohibited by organic certification standards. This is really good cinnamon! I won't buy any other brand.
797825
It doesn't appear so. It just looks to be a polished surface. There may very well be lead inside, but I am not sure about it.
2107773
I've read claims it can, but not 100%. I'd use an ion-exchange filter also. Is your water in a high radium area (such as Radium Springs near LaGrande, OR)? You might want to look into a dosimeter/Geiger counter to check after purification. If you're worried about Fukushima, you wouldn't be looking for radium but other isotopes, most of which are not gamma emitters (and wouldn't be detected by Geiger counter)>
105400
It is not listed as one of the ingredients on the bottle. If it somehow naturally occurs or has a different name than you mentioned then you should check with your doctor if it merits additional concern.
1808630
There is nothing on the label saying it contains lead or mercury. It does says it complies with all standards from the US FCC.
1397732
Check with producer at the source in India. Since the product is organic, unless there is soil contamination, product should be fine. So far, I find this product to be energizing which, if it were contaminated by heavy metals, I doubt would be the case.
2021146
I found an NRC certification on their website. it only mentions Alpha radiation. Here's the link - http://hq-precision-instruments.com/HQ_PRECISION_INSTRUMENTS/NRC_Certification.html
1133486
If 1ppm solute of unknown identity went in and 59 more came out, I'd bet it's the carbon from the carbon filter. Nothing to worry about. Your water is still absolutely drinkable and mostly pure.
1202896
Common Geiger counters can give you a gross indication that radioactive isotopes are present: classically by detecting the gamma radiation from any cesium-137 which is present (30 year half-life), or maybe the hard beta from strontium-90 (29 years). You can't detect stuff like plutonium, but it's safer to assume the presence of such other isotopes. If the car's been operated in Japan, test (or simply replace) the engine and the cabin air filters (wearing gloves and a good breathing mask). It's important to note that I'm strictly an amateur concerning radiation issues.
2107771
I've read claims it can, but not 100%. I'd use an ion-exchange filter also. Is your water in a high radium area (such as Radium Springs near LaGrande, OR)? You might want to look into a dosimeter/Geiger counter to check after purification. If you're worried about Fukushima, you wouldn't be looking for radium but other isotopes, most of which are not gamma emitters (and wouldn't be detected by Geiger counter)&gt;
1716327
I really can't answer that forsure. It appears to be largely a plastic product. If there is lead I'm not sure where it would even be unless it's where the batteries go in the base of the unit. Sorry!
2055868
All raw turmeric is going to contain lead at some very small level (ie: parts per million) - the question should be, is there an unsafe amount? Starwest tests for heavy metals (you can see it listed here under laboratory analysis - http://www.starwest-botanicals.com/quality-control.html), so you should be fine, but I bet you can get more detailed information by contacting them directly.
755877
Many electrical devices have such a warning if the device is made with lead or other heavy metals, even though it's only trace amounts as would be used in brass alloy or lead solder on electrical connections. No risk to the consumer.
1607678
The radioactivity would need to be measured over months. The dangerous component is Radon gas. In the form of a countertop, the exposure levels of even a relatively highly radioactive sample would be smaller over a decade than a single aircraft flight exposes you to. If you are worried about radon in general get a long term radon test kit from Kansas State University ($25, includes testing afterward) and use it in your house. (search for Radon test kit, and look for sosradon.org )Even a $200 detector wouldn't pick up the radon as it is an alpha emitter, and only dangerous because it's a gas (you breath it in) as it can't even penetrate unbroken skin. The radioactivity would need to be measured over months. The dangerous component is Radon gas. In the form of a countertop, the exposure levels of even a relatively highly radioactive sample would be smaller over a decade than a single aircraft flight exposes you to. If you are worried about radon in general get a long term radon test kit from Kansas State University ($25, includes testing afterward) and use it in your house. (search for Radon test kit, and look for sosradon.org )Even a $200 detector wouldn't pick up the radon as it is an alpha emitter, and only dangerous because it's... » Read More The radioactivity would need to be measured over months. The dangerous component is Radon gas. In the form of a countertop, the exposure levels of even a relatively highly radioactive sample would be smaller over a decade than a single aircraft flight exposes you to. If you are worried about radon in general get a long term radon test kit from Kansas State University ($25, includes testing afterward) and use it in your house. (search for Radon test kit, and look for sosradon.org )Even a $200 detector wouldn't pick up the radon as it is an alpha emitter, and only dangerous because it's a gas (you breath it in) as it can't even penetrate unbroken skin. « Show Less
2038997
Don't know. threw mine out due to warnings about a chemical in this product that can cause cancer.
2232208
I don't know. When I discovered that it contains sodium laurel sulfate (a sudsing agent, which is thought to be harmful), I returned it unused.