Is this alchohol free ?
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No. 2-butoxyethanol (ethonol doesn't exist) is a compound where there is an ether group (R-O-R') bound eventually to an Alcohol group (-OH). As a general rule if it's an alcohol the chemical compound will end with the suffix -ol (look up IUPAC names if you want to learn more). This compound is used in a ton of cleaning supplies; like Whiteboard cleaners (which remove the finish and make the marker writing stick there), varnish removers, and most notably it's used as a paint solvent. It's good at removing grease and oils, but it would have to be really diluted to avoid damaging your computer screen (which it likely is). No. 2-butoxyethanol (ethonol doesn't exist) is a compound where there is an ether group (R-O-R') bound eventually to an Alcohol group (-OH). As a general rule if it's an alcohol the chemical compound will end with the suffix -ol (look up IUPAC names if you want to learn more). This compound is used in a ton of cleaning supplies; like Whiteboard cleaners (which remove the finish and make the marker writing stick there), varnish removers, and most notably it's used as a paint solvent. It's good at removing grease and oils, but it would have to be really diluted to avoid damaging your computer... » Read More No. 2-butoxyethanol (ethonol doesn't exist) is a compound where there is an ether group (R-O-R') bound eventually to an Alcohol group (-OH). As a general rule if it's an alcohol the chemical compound will end with the suffix -ol (look up IUPAC names if you want to learn more). This compound is used in a ton of cleaning supplies; like Whiteboard cleaners (which remove the finish and make the marker writing stick there), varnish removers, and most notably it's used as a paint solvent. It's good at removing grease and oils, but it would have to be really diluted to avoid damaging your computer screen (which it likely is). « Show Less
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The label on my bottle has wiped out except for the Spanish version...I think it's mostly distilled water and some funky chemicals. I don't see alcohol in it. The stuff works great, I even use it to clean my plastic lens glasses.
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Contents: distilled water, 2-butoxyethonol, anti-static, anti-septic, essence.
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I believe it does contain alcohol, but a small ammount. I have used all of mine, but it tastes great! One of the best clear vanillas I have ever used.
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Based on my research of the Bach website, the products made for animals do not contain alcohol. I found a lot of helpful information on their website that answered my questions before I purchased this product through Amazon
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No, it does not contain alcohol. The first three ingredients are aloe, witch hazel, hyaluronic acid. It also has kojic acid, glycolic and salicylic acid. It's a great product I use on a daily basis.
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As answerer healthnut50 has noted, there is no alcohol listed in the ingredients on the bottle. The company is Nordic Naturals and phone # is on the bottle if you want to ask them more: 800 - 662 - 2544. They also have a website.
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don't know. But its not a good idea, most drinks that contain alcohol leave a slime or stain in most BPA free bottles, I wouldn't to it.
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Yes, it contains alcohol. Vanilla, almond extract, and other extract, all contain alcohol as far as I know.
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I was disappointed when I received this bottle. The ad stated it's alcohol free but the bottle states that it contains less than 0.5%. I went with another brand, that is called a flavoring, because it has NO alcohol at all in the product.
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No, this product does not contain alchohol. It is a fantastic product. If you wanted the purest, you could pinch the leaf off an aloe vera plant and squeeze the juice out and apply it wherever you needed it.
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It has no alcohol in it. Yes it does have expiration date. Its used for flavoring. It is not for full consumption.
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Yes, zero alcohol. This is good product, you will not find it more pure than this.
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No, Bachs Pet Rescue Remedy does not contain alcohol. If buy non-pet Rescue Remedy it does contain alcohol. Boxes will always say alcohol- free for bachs pet remedy with a paw print.
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Yes it is, however if anyone who is going to be using it has a problem with alcohol, I would steer clear. It didn't say anything about it when ordering but it is in the package.
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Used mine up already. Looks like from the answers below it does contain alcohol.
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It has cetyl alchohol in it but that's the only alcohol listed. I would suggest getting a either a sample from a doctor or using the smallest tube and testing an area. Some people have reacted negatively the first time but they kept using it and their symptoms went away. Each person is different. Hope that helps.
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Truly alcohol-free! That is the reason why my husband & I prefer this particular vanilla because we dont like putting alcohol in our food.
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I would like the answer to that question myself. I have used this product for years, and when they began to describe it as non-alcoholic, I compared it to the kind marked as alcohol free. Same ingredients, same everything. I suspect they may need to label it as non-alcoholic for legal reasons, but that does not mean that it does contain alcohol, even less than .05 by volume. But I would like to be sure on this myself, so if anyone knows more about it than I do, please let me know. Jean Porter