So, is there propylene glycol in the 2015 production? Thank you!
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Hi Ms. Picky,The propylene glycol has been replaced with modified cellulose. Here is a link to the manufacturers website which has a tab for the ingredients http://www.drbvitamins.com/products/high_absorption_magnesium_240t/#sthash.Lb7Coz2e.dpbs . Our current Lot has an expiration date of December 2017 but continues to change as we sell a lot of this product in our physical retail store. Let us know if you have any other questions?Regards,Holly Hill Health Foods Customer Service
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My new order arrived today-exp.Dec 2017 has no proplene glycol in ingredients list.
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I don't see that listed on my most recent bottle (which has an expiration date of November 2017).
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This is off the label on the bottle: Contains - DM Glycol Ether CAS #111-77-3, Polyethylene Wax Emulsion Mixers. Acrylic Copolymer Mixture, Water CAS #7732-18-5 Hope that helps.
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To my surprise it wasn't. I bought it from MYSURGICALSUPPLY and what I got was a "NOT FOR RETAIL SALE" version of this glucometer. It also has a sticker on the side stating an expiration date of 2015 (less than a year from today). I am so returning this item.
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I'm not sure. That's the first ingredient on mine. I'm in CA and I double checked to confirm. It does not say "no propylene glycol" on the actual deodorant packaging.
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Make sure you are using Pure Vanilla Extract, not Imitation Vanilla. Imitation Vanilla conations Propylene Glycol, a freezing point depressant.
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Propylene glycol is an organic compound. Flavors must be stored in some form of an alcoholic base. Many tinctures use just regular alcohol, this however creates a vile taste, completely defeating the purpose of putting it in anything. Thus, propylene glycol is used. You are correct, propylene glycol is used as a base for many scents and flavors, it's even used in hookah tobacco and electronic cigarettes. Propylene glycol, being an organic compound, is one of the healthiest and safest solvents there is. The flavorings sustained in the propylene glycol were extracted from natural sources, however if the bottle were to be pure flavoring, it would make it useless, because even a single drop of flavoring would be too intense in most cases. Just because they use something has many uses in human consumable products doesn't mean it's unsafe, quite the contrary actually.
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If you read the label, it says Arm & Hammer Essentials with Natural Deodorizers. It does not say all natural ingedients. Propylene glycol is not a harmful substance as far as I'm aware. It's in lots of things including Miralax. Thousands of people take that everyday including one of my family members so if you know something I don't please let me know! From what I understand it's a pretty neutral substance. If it is in antifreeze, I don't think it's the only ingredient.
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propylene glycol is fda approved to use in food product and is consider non-toxic at low doses from what i've read. it's used in Nunn as a solvent and carrier of flavour or colour in the food and beverage. Propylene glycol is also widely use in pharmaceuticals and bunch of ther products.
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Yes, alcohol free. It does have: dipropylene glycol & propylene glycol--not sure what they are. Then lots of fruit and herb oils & baking soda. I just got out of the shower and saw this email! Good timing!
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This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in order to get anywhere near toxic levels. Also, I should note that, technically, TABLE SALT can be considered "anti-freeze." This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in... » Read More This is a common concern, raised because something "sounds scary," and it's often cited as "antifreeze." Propylene glycol does indeed lower the freezing point of water, and you can use it as anti-freeze, which says exactly nothing about its safety as a food ingredient. For the record, the chemical in car anti-freeze is ethylene glycol, which is toxic. Propylene glycol is considered non-toxic and is used as an anti-freeze for water pipes and in food production where ingestion is possible. You would have to consume massive amounts of the chemical, impossible from food, in order to get anywhere near toxic levels. Also, I should note that, technically, TABLE SALT can be considered "anti-freeze." « Show Less
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I wish to know myself :) The only thing the bottle has is the lot# on the bottom - it's "4K5A". If you know where to check it, I guess the production date can be found.
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Ingredients areGlucose Oxidase, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Potassium Thiocyanate, Purified Water, Rosemary Extract, Sodium Chloride, Sorbitol, Zinc Chloride, Dextranase, Lactoferrin, Lactoperoxidase, Lysozyme, Mutanase.I can't find propylene glycol :)
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Active Ingredients: Polyethylene Glycol 400 4.0%, Propylene Glycol 3.0%Inactives: Boric acid, calcium,chloride, hydroxypropyl guar, magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium chloride, zink chloride, water, polyquatemium as a preservative and may contain Hydrochloric Acid and/or Sodium Hydroxide to balance pH level.
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We cannot provide the propylene glycol content as this information is proprietary, but it is below the 50% allowed by the FDA.
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If your owners book recommends ethylene glycol, then this is a good choice since it states ethylene glycol on the label. I suppose you could also call the service dept at a nearby Toyota dealer and ask them. Good luck.
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Well, I read in another review that the reviewer contacted the company and the company responded that there was no hexane used in production - just plain water. So maybe if you are still on the fence, consider giving Butler a call to confirm that info. 503-879-5005 the number from their website.
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Definitely not for propylene glycol. Cannot imagine what you are trying to do, in fact your request sounds scary.