Is this brand/product vegetarian?
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I have not the foggiest idea. My wife is hooked on alternative stuff. I have to buy them. Sugar pills and much much more. I am not endorsing because I bought this and I would on my own never ever get this nonsense.
206119
Yes, according to Google search, I found that the following info: Body Rescue Drops are a mineral complex made of castor oil and fossilzed other elements. Body Rescue's Alkaline Booster pH Protector Drops are 100% vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free.
929800
I do not think it's vegetarian as my sister is vegetarian and she refused to take them. I am not a veg. and love them. They keep me calm and feeling well.
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As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies' customer support. That way you'll feel confident about the product you decide to buy.
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It states on the bottle's label - 100% vegetarian. I hope this helps. Product is great!
458211
The capsule itself is vegetarian. But the contents certainly are not.. I'm vegan.. Other than these.. But they keep gallbladder attacks away.
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It is my understanding that this product is not vegan. But I'm not 100% sure.
580812
not being vegetarian, I never noticed. Have switched to Piping rock Lutein as it is more cost effective
778554
To the best of my knowledge I would say it's vegan. No animal, milk or eggs are used in their products.
456781
Hello. I am not sure if this is vegetarian but I took a picture of the ingredients. Hope that will help you.http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B000F5PM4E/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_dav
1205561
Yes....according to the label it contains "natural non-GMO soy tocopherols".....and also has beeswax, which is why they say it's vegetarian and not vegan. hope this helps ;)
175797
Hi. I am not vegan or do I always buy organic but according to the label it says: Contains no apple fiber, rice flour, artificial colors or preservatives. Vegetarian. Also under the supplement facts it lists the blends that are organic which is most of them: all of the juice blends, and most of the poten-zyme whole food matrix, which are the grasses and sprouts, and most of the veggie juice blends. Hope this is somewhat helpful.Thanks.
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Hi Pamela, I've got a bottle here - getting ready to re-order... - and the label specifies that it's free of egg and milk products, as well as peanut, wheat, soy and shellfish. It appears to be purely vegetarian at least, and likely vegan, with cellulose-based capsules (many products use gelatin capsules, which you probably know is an animal product).
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I do not believe any of the ingredients are animal derived (dextrose, potassium citrate, sodium chloride, citric acid, asorbic acid, orange flavor, sucralose, and acesulfame-potassium) so it is at least vegetarian.
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The product does not say it is vegetarian, although it is soy free, milk and gluten free, and in a bottle that is BPA free. The company also makes a vegetarian version of this (I got it at Vitamin Cottage). The only difference in the ingredients is in the capsule - this one has a capsule made from gelatin and water. The vegetarian version has a capsule made from cellulose and water. So I guess it depends on how strict a vegetarian you are. I do think it is a wonderful product, and my whole family takes it. Hope this helps!
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Yes! On the side of the bottle it says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans". :)
2008270
Hi Christine. Yes. the label indicates "Produced without animal testing". We are an animal-testing-free, Vegan household so this is important to us. Best,Peter
556234
You'd have to check with the manufacturer. They call it a natural product, but "natural" does not have any standardized or regulatory meaning. Everyone is free to decide for themselves what is natural. It's also vegan/vegetarian. You'd have to look at the ingredient list and decide for yourself if there are any ingredients that you don't want to ingest.