Is the powder sold on Amazon labeled Kosher (circle K above the "100% vegetarian dietary supplement" on front of bottle)?
43390
it is not Kosher, It only say "all natural" but not have any circle with a K or say Kosher anywhere and it is not organic neither by the way
43391
Not it is not kosher. my bottle of 16 oz say "all natural" and that is. It is not Organic, it is not Kosher and neither my bottle have a K inside a circle. (purchased in October 20012.
539164
I don't believe they are certified as kosher. But they only have two basic ingredients, miracle friut powder and corn starch. Hope this helps, im not to informed on the rules for being kosher.
279525
Hi Moshe! There is no evidence of the certified Kosher symbol on the packaging. May I suggest the Freeda brand? Everything they produce is Kosher, but you may have to go directly to FreedaVitamins.com to find their acidophilus compound. PB8 works for me, as I look more for vegetarian organic non-GMO. You could also contact Nutrition Now, to inquire about whether they make a Kosher version. Cheers!
1855661
The label that's shown in the Amazon pics clearly says, "Gelatin" which means it's NOT vegetarian. I hate how little accurate information is available on Amazon for supplements. I've spent HOURS trying to find a vegan D3 supplement that doesn't have crap in it. Still searching.
2194083
I'm pretty sure it is not. I didn't see any kind of mark to indicate it is kosher.
622099
Hi, Hannah. I'm not sure if it's Kosher Certified. You should definitely check with Great River to see.
364010
I have only purchased the kosher brand; but, I wonder if you look and see that the pork-based version is the one that isn't indicated as such, that the answer lies there. I don't believe any pork-based product could be thusly labeled for religious reasons. I would suppose, though, that all of the products follow the same care and preparation. BR
406012
Yes they are Pareve, Kosher AND Halal! One package covers Christians, Jews, Muslims, and Hindu. No chemicals derived from animal products, no mixing of milk, blood, other products, no cloven hoof byproducts.
1479596
My bottle (purchased elsewhere), instead of showing 100 capsules, shows 100 vegetarian capsules with ingredients listed as: Whole Spectrum Black Cumin powder (475 mg), Vegetarian Cellulose, Vegetable Grade Magnesium Stearate. Preservative free. I don't know if Amazon sells these; if not see Supplement Warehouse.
1704371
NO, it's not Kosher. In Fact, I've used 4 Different companies Coconut Oil, and although All 4 Were Organic, non were Kosher. I don't think that any of the Coconut Oils are Kosher. I Always look for Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Unrefined - Cold Pressed, and lastly Extra-Virgin.
1326632
It is plant based glycerin, derived from coconut & palm- so it is vegan (it is also kosher)
1725013
Yes, Joye. On the directions page it says: "Kosher manufactured. Vegan. Gluten-free". I really love using it. This was the first year I switched from SURE-JELL LIGHT. I use a fraction of the sugar now. All 170 jars of jam were made with POMONA's PECTIN last summer.
1292461
Just checked the bottle-no, no kosher certification. Try The Itty Bitty Spice Co., from Vermont. I'm not kidding - I light'Saltar from them and it was certified by established. I know they have a large variety of spices that are Mediteranian based.Good luck
1493229
I did not see the Circled "K" on my packaging. But I would suggest you check with the maker to see if they may have a Kosher product.
481788
I can't find anything on the package that says it's certified OU kosher. Just fat-free, gluten-free and peanut free.
1367749
No, it contains only those two ingredients. The capsule is vegetarian and the product is also labeled as 100% Kosher.
794883
I believe it has some milk solids in it, not sure about if it is kosher or not