A review said you had to enter Brand Names on ingredients - Is that correct?
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No, this is not correct. The software gives you the option of entering specific brand information when entering a recipe but it is not required. If you add new ingredients to the ingredient list, you also have the option of entering the corresponding Brand information but it is not required. FYI...the Brand information is used by the software to compute nutrition facts, estimate grocery shopping costs, and so forth. One of the neat things about Cook'n is that you can actually switch from one brand to another and get a different nutritional result. This makes it possible for you to "healthify" a recipe by simply changing brands. It's pretty powerful that way.
506071
I didn't like that brand.but when I just use the recipe on the bottle.it is on the back
669086
I suggest you go to their website and check for the ingredients. There are to many ingredients to list.
1993673
So many ingredients have been taken out I don't know how they can say this is the same. I read a letter from the company stating this is the same just different names for the ingredients however I can't find the missing ingredients.If I had known I would not have purchased.
69550
YOu have to ask the company that lists the product. I agree, that is an important questions.
484066
No they are not. Some sellers use the original ingredients photo but sell the new stuff. I made my seller take it back. It was a hassle but I was annoyed at their tactic.
2050383
The spices are labeled according to what spice is in each container, but which spices are included are randomly picked from all the spices kamenstein offers (I had to separately order cinnamon, garlic salt and pepper flakes, since they didn't come with mine). I didn't get any extra labels though, so I just swapped out some other spices for the ones I ordered separately, and they're now mislabeled. You can peel the labels off if you like, though.
1854986
No, not this brand. Some other brands do, you can read the ingredients on the front of package. good luck.
850606
They often have a picture of the back of the bottle showing ingredients. If not on yhat particular listing then you'll have to try another listing to see.
1522491
No, it does not. I asked the author about this and understand that the freeform way ingredients can be entered does not lend itself to systematic analysis. What I have done instead is use one of the web nutrition calculators. The web calculators do restrict you to entering ingredients within the calculator's structure through drop downs and pick lists, but they seem to give a good "nutrition label" analysis. I have been using FitWatch.com for this purpose. Given the tradeoff, I'd rather have the freeform text entry in the cooking software than an occasional nutrition analysis.
737754
That's the terminology they use for their own internal standards. FDA doesn't monitor essential oils. You could check to see if the plants used are certified organic. I bought a couple of sets but the only thing that worries me about this company is how little information is provided about who they are and what they do. You can't even navigate their website properly, and their facebook page has not been updated for a while.
1748051
Nope. It seems to be all natural from my understanding. You can always look up the ingredients.
898911
I don't think that is necessary for good brands. Certified or verified by whom? FDA? No thanks. Jarrow is a good company and I trust them.
1122415
A true COA is seeking to verify that the label is accurate and contains the stated ingredients. This COA actually shows our brand is stronger than listed on the label. I would also point out that we are the ONLY brand on Amazon.com who has paid to have a COA done. We believe in full disclosure and giving our customers only the best quality products. Thanks , Mike Turner Customer Service
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Karma Police thanks you for the question, Gwen. We are sorry for our delayed response. You are right to be cautious. Now we will reply to the seller. Karma Police did find a trademark application that appears to be for this company. We notice some discrepancies, though. For example, the word mark says "TRUE LIFE Nutrition" but your company is called "TRUE LIFE Nutrients." We suspect you may have some trouble with the Examiner on this account. Please also note that US trademark applications are public and searchable -- including applicant addresses. We see you have not hired an attorney to represent you. Bad move. Further, that website? We've been there. It appears you lost steam because you answered this question in March. Here it is May and it's still a template with no content. http://tlnutrients.com/ Doesn't match what's printed on the bottle. You seem to be having trouble deciding what the name of your company actually is. And...the product is currently unavailable on Amazon.
1363779
I have the same question! AMAZON! Get it together: Anything with ingredients should list them; there are obscure ingredients that people are sometimes allergic to, or sensitive to, or just have their own reason for not wanting to use. Could we please have ALL INGREDIENTS LISTED??!? I could just drive over to the Ho' Depot, and read the label, but not everyone can. C'mon!
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I am new as well.. but I do not believe they are coded and the meter they goto does not require coding.. Check with a pharmacist to be sure then buy them here..