I'd like to know if the bottle you sell really contain "Elm bark" extract please? is it listed in the ingredient list?
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No, elm bark is not an ingredient in Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa. At least it is not listed on the ingredients. Some cough medicines may contain "slippery elm bark" as a demulcent but this one does not seem to have it in. It is however an excellent product which is especially useful for dry coughs or bronchitis.
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I don't know what's really in it but it does ease a scratchy throat like slippery elm root tea does. It is pleasant tasting and helpful in getting a restful nights sleep.I will buy it again and recommend it to friends.
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I don't know what's really in it but it does ease a scratchy throat like slippery elm root tea does. It is pleasant tasting and helpful in getting a restful nights sleep. I will buy it again and recommend it to friends.
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I'm sorry I wish I knew but I don't have the package it came in anymore and te bottle doesn't have any ingridents on it. I suggest just go to a store and looking at the package. Sorry!
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Sorry, I no longer have the bottle. I'm sure if you Google it - you can get that info.
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That is a good question. Your best bet would be to call the USA distributor (Nelson Bach) directly at 1-800-319-9151. They would be the best source for the most accurate answer regarding ingredients. Here is what I learned about the liquid version: Helianthemum nummularium: Common Rock Rose - for terror and panic Impatiens glandulifera: Impatiens - for irritation and impatience Clematis vitalba: Clematis - for inattentiveness and to counteract faintness Ornithogalum umbellatum: Star of Bethlehem - for shock Prunus cerasifera: Cherry Plum - for irrational thoughts and lack of self control When I researched it I learned that you do NOT want to give the solid form known as pastilles (candy-type) to your pet as it contains Xylitol as a sweetener and Xylitol is known to be toxic to pets. Never give a pet anything that contains any amount of Xylitol. I was assured the liquid version did not contain Xylitol, only the pastilles did. I have used the liquid for my pets for a number of years and had no problem and lots of help. They never seem sleepy or drugged but mine are noticeably calmer in situations that stress them - like thunder, air travel, etc. They are just calmer and quieter rather than frantic and panting. The pet version contains no alcohol and that is an important difference when selecting the right version. Hope this info helps. Do contact the company directly with more questions; I found them to be very helpful. I believe the product is manufactured in England by Bach and distributed by Nelson Bach in the USA. Here is their website www.nelsonsnaturalworld.com for more information. Also, when I bought from this vendor Vita4Less, it was suppose to be free freight and it arrived after 10 days with $1.13 postage due. You might want to find another vendor, or at least be aware there were problems.
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Not sure but you can call their number: 1-330-633-8460. Best I can tell is that it is an inactive herbal extract.
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The bottle I ordered has very clear ingredients listed with percentages and such. If you have not ordered yet you may need to go to the manufacturers website for the info.
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Great question... I'm out of town right now and don't have a bottle with me, but if you contact Immune Tree they can help you, just search the Web for their site
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Sorry, the ingredients are worn off the label, but I actually prefer Christopher's Comfrey Root Extract which is just organic comfrey root in a base of pure vegetable glycerine and distilled water.
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Sorry it took so long for me to respond... crazy week. Anyway... no, I don't see anything on the label about artificial cherry flavor, or anything that could be construed as that. In fact, it states that it contains "natural cherry flavor". This is an older product, so it's quite possible that it doesn't use modern additives. It also contains: elm bark, dextrose, magnesium stearate, sucrose, vegetable stearine (as a binder), along with the natural cherry flavor. The main ingredient is the Elm Bark-- 150 mg. Whilst writing this, I just popped on into my mouth; tasty!
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I'm sorry, but I don't know what the "Original" one contained so I can't answer your question. My label is pretty worn so I can't give you the ingredients of this one either :( I can see Bambusa Vulgaris extract on the second line but not much else...sorry!
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I contacted the manufacturer directly and they quickly replied with the answer. They advised that their formula does contain Ox Bile Extract, which confirms a previous reply to this question.
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Nope. Here's an image URL for the ingredients. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81qUTM9gP9L._SL1500_.jpg
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I'm sorry. I don't remember I didn't keep a bottle. They do have a website. The ingredients maybe listed there.
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Sorry for the delay. We finished this supplement and don't have the bottle anymore, but I don't recall seeing that on the ingredients. We read it too! You can check with the manufacturer. They have been very helpful in letting us know what is in their products, since one of our dogs has sensitivities.
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Sorry, I don't know but maybe you can figure it out from the ingredient list: http://ripplebrands.com/bark-thins
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Just because I used this product a while back that doesn't mean I have the bottle in front of me or remember what exactly the bottle says. I gave you an answer based on your question assuming your product indicates it is in the form of an extract. Besides you question is truly irrelevant.Thank you,lia
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the bottle says it contains soy. it doesn't not address the other things you listed.