Are your Oils food grade?
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There is no grading system for essential oils, therefore there is no such thing as food grade, perfume grade, or even therapeutic grade essential oils. Essential oils are not regulated by a governing body.
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These are therapeutic grade oils. Therefore they are meant to be made for a aromatherapy, soap making, for external uses using a carrier oil, etc. I wouldn't consider this food grade as I have not used these as that purpose. You might want to look at Now Foods. Those are food grade oils. Hope this helps.
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Hello Paul, Although Beauty Aura Grapeseed oil is 100% pure and food grade we promote it as a beauty product. Thanks Team Beauty Aura
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I received the one with the handle, and under the ingredients it is listed food grade. Hope that helps :)
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The only way to know if they are pure is to buy oils that are certified organic with certification information on the label. Be wary of those labeled 100% organic but no certifying information. Otherwise it is a crap-shoot as to the quality you are getting.
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I just emailed them and this is their response: 100% Pure Peppermint oil. Food grade. Considered Therapeutic grade by many companies. Top quality Peppermint and other Essential oils such as this are very popular in cooking & baking applications among others particularly during the holiday season so in that way are fine for internal use and when properly diluted external use as well. But due to their powerful pure undiluted nature they can be irritating or toxic if not used at appropriate levels and dilutions. A few drops of peppermint oil in a glass of drinking water or a small amount of topical lotion is much too powerful for example. One needs to often think of distributing fractions of a drop with a carrier oils like olive oil, coconut oil or almond oil. Very little is required in most recipes. Always follow recipes or protocols strictly.
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Check out Young Living web site, but all their products are of high grade quality, you can even eat them. The specifics, I'm not sure of. If you check the web site, they list all the details of each oil.
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Hello. Thank you for your question. Coconut oil doesn't have a grade similar to what Fish oil may have. Barlean's Coconuts hand Selected & Picked Fresh, Cold-Expeller Pressed Fresh and Harvested at the Peak of Flavor & Nutritional Value COCONUT OIL NUTRITION Rich in Lauric Acid & Caprylic Acid Great Source of Medium Chain Triglycerides NON-GMO, FAIR TRADE GLUTEN FREE NON-HYDROGENATED ORGANIC - SOLVENT & CHEMICAL FREE I hope this is helpful. Thanks, NutraScience Customer Care Team
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I don't believe it is food grade...it is rated 'therapeutic' grade. If it were food grade I think that would be clearly marked on the bottle info.'
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Does not tell you on the label. It is ok. I have tasted better that is not so heavy. I would say this is a cooking oil and not so great as a salad or dipping oil.
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Hi there! We apologize for any misunderstanding or confusion in regards to this item. From the product label itself, we are able to share the following information about the Vegetable Glycerine: The vegetable glycerine contained in this product is considered food grade. NOW Solutions products avoid harsh chemicals and synthetic ingredients in all of our formulations, to provide a more natural product line. Clear bottle contains UV light protectant. Hypoallergenic and easily soluble in water. Vegetable Glycerine has a long shelf life and does not easily oxidize. It is derived from Non-GMO palm oil or vegetable oil. NOW does not test on animals. Recyclable Bottle We hope this information is helpful to you!
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My understanding:Food-grade flaxseed oil - cold-pressed and obtained without solvent extraction, in the absence of oxygen, and marketed as edible flaxseed oil.Linseed oil - may be chemically extracted and exposed to oxygen.Boiled linseed - a combination of raw linseed oil, stand oil (linseed oil heated to near 300 °C ~572 °F), and metallic dryers (catalysts to accelerate drying).
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Yes, it is food grade. I use it to flavor baked chicken, and several soups. It tastes delicious, and a 5lb bag lasts forever and a day as long as you keep it dry. (I store mine on the same shelf as my bag of rice since I live in a humid place, and it never clumps anymore.)
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Nothing official, but I wouldn't worry. I'm sure that's why they make 'food grade' grease; because there is a small chance of it getting into your food. Unless you ate a great deal of it, I wouldn't give it a second thought. I'm sure you've eaten worse things without even knowing it.
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Yes, every single batch of our fish oil is inspected. Our fish oil is molecularly distilled, mercury free, PCB free, and tested for over 258 contaminants.
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Great for cooking in my opinion but probably don't need such a high quality oil if doing a lot of frying or sautéing.
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They explain food grade and therapeutic grade at the bottom of this page on the NOW website: http://www.nowfoods.com/Personal-Care/Quality/100925.htm
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L. Smith I disagree with you. There are Therapeutic grade oils, meaning unadulterated. Many, Many oils are diluted & have carrier oils & impurities in them. Its always good to ask.