What's the difference between Crown Prince NATURAL in olive oil (white box) and Crown Prince in Olive oil (Blue box)?
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The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like "wild caught" or "pure" olive oil, the company confirmed that the two different boxes contain exactly the same product/ingredients. Case closed. The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like... » Read More The company has confirmed that there is no difference whatsoever between the contents of the blue and "white" (beige) boxes. Only the packaging (appearance/colors/wording) is different. The white/beige box states on the package back: "Especially produced for the natural product industry." The "natural product" crowd is generally better educated and willing/able to spend more for what they perceive to be a more natural and superior product. In this case, they are spending more for exactly what is in the blue box. Even though the blue box doesn't say things like "wild caught" or "pure" olive oil, the company confirmed that the two different boxes contain exactly the same product/ingredients. Case closed. « Show Less
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According to their website there isn't a qualitative difference. Both varieties have the same listed properties, including: wild caught, 1.7 g omega-3, and BPA free cans.
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White has EXTRA VIRGIN OIL - Blue Box has plain old olive oil. The white ismuch more expensive.
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Well, now, I do not know the answer to that. I have only bought the ones in the blue box.
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Mr. Shapiro: I'd say, anytime you see an Extra word like Natural or Pure, rather than exactly what "they" (sardines) are, like "Pure" Olive Oil instead of just "Olive Oil"...you're paying for those extra words and who knows if they are really representative of anything. I'm a real sardine person and have decided among them all for decent price, Crown Prince are good for the money. And why pay $8 more for those two words? That's my Answer to your inquiry!
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Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical extracted. IMO there is no real nutritional difference between those two oils. Side Note: Crown Prince Natural "Brisling Sardines" DOES come in extra virgin olive oil. Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical... » Read More Nutritionally there is no difference in regards to the sardines themselves. The white box Crown Prince contains "pure olive oil" which is a combination of refined olive oil and virgin oils which are unrefined, hence the word "natural." The blue box Crown Prince contains basic olive oil. Neither box contains "extra virgin olive oil" which is superior in taste and antioxidants because such oil is delivered via unrefined cold processing (first pressing) resulting in less acidity as well. The other two oils found in the white and blue boxes are heat/chemical extracted. IMO there is no real nutritional difference between those two oils. Side Note: Crown Prince Natural "Brisling Sardines" DOES come in extra virgin olive oil. « Show Less
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The ones in the blue box taste better IMO. The White box ones says "pure " olive oil , it doesnt say extra virgin anywhere, at least not on any of my boxes. The white box is certified NON GMO. Not sure how many GMO sardines are swimming around out there but in any case, if that is important to you than the white box is better for you. THe blue box has a more pronounced sardine flavor, the white box tastes lighter to me
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Cover (C) provides more coverage. Natural (N) is a more sheer finish. If you've tried the Amore Pacific Skin Cushion, that's like the natural (more sheer) finish. Neither will provide complete coverage though.
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Hello Paul, Although Beauty Aura Grapeseed oil is 100% pure and food grade we promote it as a beauty product. Thanks Team Beauty Aura
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I just received a new bottle today and it was brown with a silver cap. I contacted NatureWise and was told that this is the new packaging. They have used up their supply of the white bottles with white caps. It is the same product. I hope this helps.
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Hi Agneta S, White, The answer is both. This is a cream rich in antioxidants and provides benefits day or night. Trader Rich
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I don't think there is a difference because the oil is the same golden brown shade in all the brands. I would prefer to buy it direct from Jamaica.
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No difference. It is the same fragrance. I think it depends on where and/or when it is packaged.
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It says olus vegetable oil,olea Europea (olive) fruit oil,argania spinosa kermel oil,pichia,resveratrol ferment extract Hope this helps
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Don't know. We switched to Olive Nation brand cherry extract which does not.
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In order for this essential oil to be certifiably safe for ingestion, it must contain a white box with the heading "Supplemental Facts" . This is the gold standard, not the words Organic, Natural or anything else.
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I had the exact same concern because the labeling says it's the same product. I did some research and was surprised by what I learned. According to what I read, it's only olive oil that is genuinely graded between virgin and extra virgin and apparently regarding organic coconut oil, there is no distinction whatever--only one kind! I was quite surprised but it does taste exactly the same as the old product which I have been using for about 7 years.
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To my recollection, they are the same type of instant tea with Korean origin. I've savored several of these, but Prince of Peace has the best flavor and gives me excellent energy!
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The box, as shown, has cards of tablets. Nature Made also has the same tablets in bottles. The tablets are the same, it is just the packaging that is different. Your choice. I've used them for years.
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JASO refers to Japanese 2T oil and since Royal Purple is made in the US that doesn't apply - Royal Purple hasn't opted into a rating system that I know of so if you have a brand new engine under warranty you might want to use a product that is rated to avoid warranty headaches. What I can say is that after being a diehard/exclusive Amsoil user after the last product "improvement" to the Dominator product I noticed a significant increase in smoke and ash output and when I pulled apart the jug for a scheduled ring change there was significant varnishing - so after some research I switched to Royal Purple - not cause its cheaper cause it aint - I have noticed a considerable improvement in all the problem areas of the Amsoil Dominator product - I've only gone about 500 miles on Royal Purple but so far so good.
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The main difference is that this Gold label has a 100% natural preservative system that is plant based. The Blue label has phenoxyethanol as a preservative, which is not a natural but mild and safe preservative.
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I have never used the Moroccan Oil before in the blue box. This I purchased after doing research and wanted a true 100 % oil. This oil has a light,pleasing scent.
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I ordered Vi-Jon, got Swan brand instead. Not pure, tocopherol added as stabilizer according to bottle ingredient label (99.9% Mineral oil).