I have researched and cannot locate any manufacturer (Bio-Smart) information. The website listed on the bottle is not a working site. This is very scary...does anyone have any info???
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I think your concern over the website being down is a valid concern. I performed a "whois" search and found the domain name (www.bio-smart.org) is registered to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology located at 32 Vassar St G504, Cambridge, MA, 02139. I'm not saying it's a bad product but it is strange that the website located on the labeling doesn't get me to a company located in Georgia as posted in the other answer.
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Hey, I just got my order yesterday, Jan. 9 2014, logged on because I was questioning the dosage. 2 caps 2 times a day. only 90 caps per bottle. Well, I am so disappointed, as I paid 29.99 per. And now I see 22.99 per, and this is not even for a months capsules. It is scary that there is not a straight business concept to this company. They change every day with their product. So yes you do need to worry.
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Bio-Smart company used to ship and sell its own products but now is exclusive to Amazon and so has not rushed to re-open their website. Their website has been down for repairs, but is a trusted company that has all its products manufactured in Geogia, USA in an FDA approved laboratory under strict GMP standards. Thousands have used and benefited from their line of products, and they stand behind all their products with a 60 day guarantee.
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I've checked the Neutrogena website religiously & can't find this product, nor can I find it anywhere else. It didn't show up on their site last yr either; so last yr I found a few bottles here on Amazon & bought them. Think I paid about $12.99 each, high but still worth it to me. Before I placed my order last yr I asked the seller for the expiration dates & the seller gave me dates of 2/14 & 5/15. When I got my order, those dates were correct & clearly marked on the bottles. I also haven't been able to find this item in stores for over2+ years; so my assumption is that it's discontinued. Too bad as it's the only sunscreen that didnt cause a reaction on my face. For me, the price listed here is too high. as it used to sell for the standard sunscreen price of between $7.99 - $9.99 a bottle. The fact that it doesn't contain any chemical sun blockers isn't what's causing this price of $21.99. It's the fact that u can't find it anywhere, combined w/the seller hoping a person will pay this price. (Hey, it's a free market). Last yr I noticed CVS had their own brand of this & the ingredients were similar, but not identical. Today I've just searched extensively online & still can't find this Neutrogena item (except here on Amazon); so I'll head 2 my local CVS & see if they still sell their genetic version.
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Dear Gamaliel, According to the website of the manufacturer, the only information related to the capsule is "Vegan Capsule (plant cellulose)". If you are looking for specific information, probably calling the manufacturer "Deva Nutrition" is a better option. Sincerely, The Vitamin Corner
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I will check my bottle when I get home and let you know. We are very careful about GMO's and I did a lot of research before buying this.
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I looked at the bottle and do not see any information at all anywhere regarding soy. If you want to be 100 % certain then call the company at 1-800-9nature or send them an email from their website www.naturesway.com
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Stella,There is no contact information on the empty bottle I have left. There is also no information on manufacturer other than a website.I did try the website, only to get this weird page stating the domain has expired and the site was created by someone who used a godaddy.com account.I won't order this again. Did nothing for me and who knows what I was really taking since there is no way to contact the maker.Scary !
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Dear Nakamura, According to the website of the manufacturer, the only information related to the capsule is "Vegan Capsule (plant cellulose)". If you are looking for specific information, probably calling the manufacturer "Deva Nutrition" is a better option. Sincerely, The Vitamin Corner
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Bottle says "Distributed and marketed by Biopelle, Inc. a Ferndale Pharma Group company 780 W. Eight Mile Road Ferndale, MI 48220. www.biopelle.com "Box says all of the above and adds "Product of Spain" but does not say IFC anywhere on it. Just Biopelle, Inc a Ferndale Pharma Group Company.Also, my box does NOT look like the one pictured above. It is Peach and has an Orange Sun and Green Palm Leaves You might want to check the Biopelle website. What do you know about IFC? Is it good or bad?
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Not sure, I'm just a user of the product. Check for more info at their website ys organic.com
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I first learned about this product through a book "Activate your Immune System" by Leonid Ber, MD and Karolyn A. Gazella. All the supplement facts and detail of the ingredients are listed in the book as well as references pertaining to the product. The book does advises that there is a code <YB13G> listed on the products that are of the highest quality. The product referenced here doesn't have that code, so I will not buy it again, but will go to my trusted health food store to make my next purchase. Hope this helps. BJH
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Sorry to take so long. I have Kyo-Dophilus probiotic & it is great. The manufacture is Wakunga but their website is listed on the bottle as kyolic.com. Maybe the company changed it's name or merged at some point. I have only been taking it about 7 months. Hope this helps!
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I do not know. No where on the bottle or on their website does it state. I just sent an email to ask. I have a feeling it is not.
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thanks much. i appreciate your feedback. i wonder why most supplements on amazon do NOT list all ingredients? and why doesn't the supplier answer questions as well??!! strange...
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If it is magnesium oxide, it really is not the best for bio-availability. That would be magnesium taurate, which you can find here at Amazon under the Cardiovascular Research Lab label. A bit more pricey (of course!) but really the best. For my purposes, which involves severe muscle burning/cramping, I can feel it working within 30 mins. or so. My naturopath had recommended the PURE magnesium (which uses mag. citrate...probably the next best type) but explained to me how the taurate was actually the best. Or so goes my two cents worth! :^) Cheers!
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We have been using it in our home with no bad results for at least 2 years. The refill bottle says it is "non toxic, natural, biodegradable safe around people and pets." It has a US EPA seal for environmental safety. Call OMI Industries (800-662-6367) for more details.
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That frustrates me too. Why mess up a otherwise great product? Practically everything is using this crap now. I think I will try the Raw Organic Whey - USDA Certified Organic Whey Protein, 12oz next. But the shipping is killing my pockets. I wish I could get it locally.
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See my one star review - Amazoner. I question whether their high claimed epa-dha values are accurate. This material seems to be just run off from sardine processing plants, which they don't distill. I've asked them for an independent testing assay - waiting for evidence.