Who makes this product? I want to find out why the sorbitol is included.
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Try this website: http://www.vitashowercorp.com/. I hope this helps with your concern.
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I dont know but it is a great produect and gets the chlorine and chloramine out of the bath water, great for skin!
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It says 100% Xylitol. Most are made with Non-GMO corn, but I may have to rethink getting raw material from China. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
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It uses xylitol and Stevia as sweeteners. It doesn't list sucralose in the ingredients. It is not even remotely palatable.
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Here is the company website: www.nowfoods.comI looked carefully all over the bottle labels and was amazed that nowhere on the labels is there mention of where they manufacture this product. Just goes to show what these people can get away with.
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We just called the company. According to their customer service rep, this stevia has ALWAYS had maltodextrin in it. He said that it's just residue from the machinery. He refused to comment on why they're suddenly including it on their labels or why their label used to guarantee no additional ingredients if it had maltodextrin. Then he invited us to buy from someone else if we don't like it. So we are.
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The one I have is made in India under license from Unilever. You could ask for more information from their New Jersey customer service office at 1-800-282-1813. The product label for the one I have states the ingredients as follows: Water, sodium Palm Kemelate, sorbitol, Sodium Rosinate, Sodium Palmate, Sodium Stearate, Propylrnr Glycol, Sodium Laurel Sulfate, PEG-4, Alcohol Denat., Soduim Chloride, Fragrance, Sodium metabisilfite, Tetrasodium Etidronate, Tetrasodium EDTA, BHT, Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme) extract, Rosmarius Officianilis (Rosemary) leaf extract, D&C; Yellow No.10, (CI47005) D&G; RED No. 33 (CI17200) The one I have is made in India under license from Unilever. You could ask for more information from their New Jersey customer service office at 1-800-282-1813. The product label for the one I have states the ingredients as follows: Water, sodium Palm Kemelate, sorbitol, Sodium Rosinate, Sodium Palmate, Sodium Stearate, Propylrnr Glycol, Sodium Laurel Sulfate, PEG-4, Alcohol Denat., Soduim Chloride, Fragrance, Sodium metabisilfite, Tetrasodium Etidronate, Tetrasodium EDTA, BHT, Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme) extract, Rosmarius Officianilis (Rosemary) leaf extract, D&C; Yellow No.10, (CI47005) D&G...; » Read More The one I have is made in India under license from Unilever. You could ask for more information from their New Jersey customer service office at 1-800-282-1813. The product label for the one I have states the ingredients as follows: Water, sodium Palm Kemelate, sorbitol, Sodium Rosinate, Sodium Palmate, Sodium Stearate, Propylrnr Glycol, Sodium Laurel Sulfate, PEG-4, Alcohol Denat., Soduim Chloride, Fragrance, Sodium metabisilfite, Tetrasodium Etidronate, Tetrasodium EDTA, BHT, Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme) extract, Rosmarius Officianilis (Rosemary) leaf extract, D&C; Yellow No.10, (CI47005) D&G; RED No. 33 (CI17200) « Show Less
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I was not the one who make it. I just found it ready and I'm just using it. It's different because it sells 2 OZ of product, not only 1 OZ.
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I use the new improved formula never used the original one. I am not aware if it contains sorbitol.
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This product is sold by Le Couvent des Minimes, a French brand owned by L'Occitane Group. It used to be sold at Bath and Body Works 10 years ago so this is probably where the confusion comes from
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Unfortunately, all the answers miss your point, and I don't know how you can find the truth. I agree with your concerns about the ingredients, particularly with the history of some Chinese mfg providing products containing dangerous ingredients (to people as well as pets.)However, the same applies with many products on your store shelves "made in USA". We can thank our FDA, handmaiden to the food industry, far less effective than much of the EU, for that. I don't have an any more useful than the others :(
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the ingredients state that it contains sugar and corn syrup, depending on the flavor it will have other flavoring and acids. It also contains d-sorbitol, which is sugar alcohol. If you're looking for an all natural product this isn't it, but it DOES have great taste.
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Why? Simply so your dog will like the taste. Personally, I'd rather the sorbitol not be included, and I was shocked to see that it was the number one ingredient in most of the pet dental products that I've purchased, as it's mostly derived from corn syrup. And as I read more and more labels, I'm learning the sorbitol is the main ingredient in almost every pet dental product on the market, and why I going to stop purchasing commercial pet dental products that contain it. So, very good question Ralph E. Boy. And as to why vets recommend it. Well, vets don't make much money from healthy dogs with good teeth. Reminds me of the all the doctors and dentists who handed out lollipops and suckers to kids. Why? Simply so your dog will like the taste. Personally, I'd rather the sorbitol not be included, and I was shocked to see that it was the number one ingredient in most of the pet dental products that I've purchased, as it's mostly derived from corn syrup. And as I read more and more labels, I'm learning the sorbitol is the main ingredient in almost every pet dental product on the market, and why I going to stop purchasing commercial pet dental products that contain it. So, very good question Ralph E. Boy. And as to why vets recommend it. Well, vets don't make much money from healthy dogs... » Read More Why? Simply so your dog will like the taste. Personally, I'd rather the sorbitol not be included, and I was shocked to see that it was the number one ingredient in most of the pet dental products that I've purchased, as it's mostly derived from corn syrup. And as I read more and more labels, I'm learning the sorbitol is the main ingredient in almost every pet dental product on the market, and why I going to stop purchasing commercial pet dental products that contain it. So, very good question Ralph E. Boy. And as to why vets recommend it. Well, vets don't make much money from healthy dogs with good teeth. Reminds me of the all the doctors and dentists who handed out lollipops and suckers to kids. « Show Less
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the company itself is in the USA. However, I don't know where they source their products from. It is likely some of their stuff or the raw materials that go in their stuff are sourced from outside of the USA.
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i looked at the package and it does not use any ingredients that were produced using biotechnology according to law. it is a product of switerland. i learned from traveling, countries in europe, do not use chemicals in there foods and all kinds of processed ingredients that we do here in the usa. food in europe is natural,with no additives and so very delicious, good and healthy. you seldom seem obese people in europe. i know i said too much. it's my peeve about america food manufacturers.
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20% glycerine (a sugar alcohol) and 80% water. Both are listed as the inactive ingredients. In other words, it is 100% sugar water and contains no measurable amount of active ingredients. At least they are being truthful about that since by law they can only list what is actually in it, not what was (possibly) once in it and removed through any process, real or magical. 2014 and snake oil is still not only a thriving industry but even being foisted on helpless animals. Yikes.
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They avoid that info on the label. Since it is a big plus to label 'North American Birch' sourced xylitol, I tend to believe it is not from here and also, not from birch either. Being 'mixed' in the US is not the same a origin.
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Sorry I don't rememberDidn't keep the product because it had xylitol on top of stevia, and I don't digest it