does it contain the same amount of n-acetyl-carnosine as Can-c drops do
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I'm not sure but this seems to be working for us. This has been my third order & if I didn't see a difference I wouldn't be reordering.
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Not that it is on the label or anywhere on the bottle... However, these Centrum vitamins DO contain ASPARTAME!! It says <2%... But it should never, ever be there! Vitamins with carcinogens... Hmmm... What is wrong with that? And yes. You are right: The gummies say: Contain tree nuts (coconut), but I think it is the coconut oil to keep them from sticking to each other.
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I'm not sure, but Dr. Mercola's Liposomal C is and its in caplets, which are much easier and better to take because there's no nasty taste. I like them more and its cheaper in volume.
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I don't know. There are 4 kinds of different cans so they will differ. Maybe this page would help: http://www.yourdiabeticcat.com/faqs/foodlist.htm Here's another page to explore: http://www.9lives.com/products/ If those don't help, contact the company directly. They might be able to tell all the their listings under 10. Hope this helps!
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Nope. Are you talking about this product (http://www.amazon.com/Foods-Acetyl-L-Carnitine-500mg-Vcaps/dp/B000QSLINE)? What I was using only says "Glutathione."
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No. It has vitamin-e, vitamin-c, vitamin - a, and a number of fruit extracts combined. I noticed a big reduction of cellulite on my body. I will be ordering more soon.
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I can't say for sure, but doubt that it is the same thing, I only found with Aminos acid, and that is poison!!! This person needs to look further, I only use Coconut Crystals, very few of that, cause I mix Swerve, which is just like sugar, and an excellent replacement!!!!!
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Not that I know of. I owned a jug of it recently. Look on other sites for ingredient list and "supplement facts" like Vitamin Shoppe.
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do not know. Would not expect they do based on composition shown on bottle and type of supplement that it is. Rick B
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Head over to Vitaminshoppe as they post the product label with most products. To answer your question...YES.
2250386
Not according to the label. You can go to http://missinglinkproducts.com/products/dog/product/4-the-missing-link-ultimate-canine-skin-coat-formula-1-lb-pouch for a full list of ingrediants.
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Sorry it has n-acetyl carnosine, spell Check changed carnosine to varnishing.The box gives these ingrediants.Benzoyl alcohol, n-acetyl carnosine, potassium, bicarbonate, boric acid.Lol
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I noticed a large discrepancy in the two answers already given, so I'll try to clarify the confusions. The label states (not "drops" but "servings") "Servings Per Container: 80" and also states "Serving Size: Fifteen Drops" and "Fifteen Drops Contain: Vitamin K (as Vitamin K2 Menatetrenone) 15mg". So at the rate of 45mg/day, the 1200 drops/bottle would indeed last 26+ days or about a month; however the math at 5 drops/day would last 240 days or about 8 months. While some may use as little as 1 or 2 mg/day, at my actual use rate of 7drops/day a bottle has consistently lasted just under 6 months which fits with the math that works out to 171+ servings. Hope this helps! I noticed a large discrepancy in the two answers already given, so I'll try to clarify the confusions. The label states (not "drops" but "servings") "Servings Per Container: 80" and also states "Serving Size: Fifteen Drops" and "Fifteen Drops Contain: Vitamin K (as Vitamin K2 Menatetrenone) 15mg". So at the rate of 45mg/day, the 1200 drops/bottle would indeed last 26+ days or about a month; however the math at 5 drops/day would last 240 days or about 8 months. While some may use as little as 1 or 2 mg/day, at my actual use rate of 7drops/day... » Read More I noticed a large discrepancy in the two answers already given, so I'll try to clarify the confusions. The label states (not "drops" but "servings") "Servings Per Container: 80" and also states "Serving Size: Fifteen Drops" and "Fifteen Drops Contain: Vitamin K (as Vitamin K2 Menatetrenone) 15mg". So at the rate of 45mg/day, the 1200 drops/bottle would indeed last 26+ days or about a month; however the math at 5 drops/day would last 240 days or about 8 months. While some may use as little as 1 or 2 mg/day, at my actual use rate of 7drops/day a bottle has consistently lasted just under 6 months which fits with the math that works out to 171+ servings. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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No. They each have a different ingredient. This is a completely amazing product! My only complaint is, to be effective, you have to take two of each capsules per day, not one.The product is not so pricey until you consider by having to double the dosage you are only getting a 15 day supply. However, Amberen works!!
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Vitamin C is also called ascorbic acid. The ingredients listed on the bottle do not list what they are formed from, such as salicylic acid, so I would say yes, it does contain vitamin C.
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no it contains (5-amino-1-(2,6-dichloro-4-trifluoromethyl) phenyl)-4-(1,R,S)-(trifluoromethyl)sulfonyl)-1H-pyrazole-3-carbonitrite) 0.01%
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Don't know what is in the NutriMost drops, but if you look at the photos in the listing for the Transformation drops, you can enlarge the picture and look at the ingredient list off the bottle. Hope that helps :)