Are these caplets coated with cornstarch ? They don't show a picture of the back of the box with the ingredients.
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I don't really know what they are coated with -- they are very small blue caplets. They don't dissolve very quickly so they are easy to swallow.
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I don't know ~ they carry this product in Walgreens and Rite-Aid, maybe you can call the pharmacy and ask?
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There is no zinc in this product. The only ingredients listed are corn oil, food color, paraffin wax and pure cotton flannel. I know this sounds strange but these are liners not a gel or paste. I have used them for many years and they are quite comfortable! I recommend them very highly!!
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A woman in my church told me about these products and I believe she said they were made from oils, like corn oil. But if that is true why in the world do they not put that on their labels or mention it on their website. Hmmmm, you pose a good question.
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Corn is not listed in the "our ingredients" on the package. I've been feeding this food for eight years according to the suggested amount on label. My Papillonswho are eight and thirteen years are both very healthy.
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I think it's a safe assumption that the corn starch is GMO. The vast majority of corn in the US is GMO. I do like Jungleman a lot and it has no aluminum but it would be nice if they changed to organic ingredients.
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No, they are uncoated. I find if I microwave them for a few seconds, the heat 'melts' them a little inside, giving them an extra sweet 'caramel' flavor.
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The manufacturer has described them as powder coated. Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Shannon
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Good question, I don't know. They don't list ingredients. Could just be cornstarch? I do know this however, it works great use it all the time, bit pricey but....
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Well to be fair, they have the usda organic seal of approval which I thought was supposed to be a pain to do, but I couldn't guarantee they are for sure organic. I've bought a couple of bags now from them, they taste good, but have only once mixed them w cereal etc n had any grit or anything to them. Don't know if any red dye has been added, sorry not much help. Those are excellend questions though. ..did healthworks have a response about it? Im curious about the red coloring now though
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Yes. The outer box does not indicate that they are, However, the individual wrapped wrapped dressings clearly identifies that the product is "Latex Free".
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They are definitely not silicone. I am pretty sure they are polypropylene or LDPE. There is no identifying code on the bottom of the bottle, but there is a '5' on the inside of the cap. The look and feel is consistent with lab wash bottles made of those materials (I used to be a Chemist)
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I looked on the bobsledmill.com site, this baking soda does not contain cornstarch. The baking powder contains cornstarch.
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Ingredients list corn starch and corn oil...but no mention of GMOyou can callmanufacturer 800-276-2878
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The product description states that they are "latex free". I gave these balls away so I can't check the package to confirm this... Guessing they are as described though...
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They are not coated. I found them to be quite good! I've used them in baking & as is with some almond butter, coconut butter, or just stuffed with a pecan!
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It didn't say so on the package...but i think so....the caps are Vegetable cellulose
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These are veg caps with a gelatin covering with a dark colored powdery substance inside. I found them easy to swallow. (NOTE: This is an update to my previous answer where I was looking at the wrong bottle)