is this product vegetarian
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ingredients: ubiquinol, mct oil,...capsule made of gelatin, glycerin, water carob and beeswax
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I'm not absolutely certain that it is considered a vegetarian type of product, but I'm fairly certain that it is. It is a very good quality Ubiquinol. Hope this helps. JJ
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I am looking at the label (which I think you can access--there are tabs about the ingredients and other information on Amazon). "Contains no sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish, polysorbates, preservatives or titanium dioxide." However, it also says: "Other ingredients: MCT Oil (medium chain triglycerides) softgel capsule (gelatin, glycerin, water, carob) and Beeswax. NOT VEGETARIAN because of the gelatin (usually from cows) and beeswax (not for vegans).
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Yes. I have read my label and there is no mention of any animal products used. Also no sugar, or glutens. 100%natural. Only fruits and vegetables
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Not knowing the answer, I checked the label and the only ingredient which could have been from an animal source. I called the company and they stated the zinc was not from an animal source. The product should be safe for vegetarians.
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The product does not say it is vegetarian, although it is soy free, milk and gluten free, and in a bottle that is BPA free. The company also makes a vegetarian version of this (I got it at Vitamin Cottage). The only difference in the ingredients is in the capsule - this one has a capsule made from gelatin and water. The vegetarian version has a capsule made from cellulose and water. So I guess it depends on how strict a vegetarian you are. I do think it is a wonderful product, and my whole family takes it. Hope this helps!
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To be honest I do not know. but they are not listed as vegetarian so if that is important to you and your health I would not use them. They are however an excellent product. They are more sensitive to moisture than most animal protein capsules but that does not confirm them as Vegetable based. Hope this helps in your decision.
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No. It is not a vegetarian product. Chicken stock is used as "Natural Flavouring" in the seasoning powder. In fairness though, as a vegetarian of nearly ten years who has eaten this product, I can say it didn't make me very sick. Any adverse bowel effects can be just as easily explained by how heavily processed the food is. Also, it is delicious. While I lived in Australia I called the customer service number to confirm what I then thought to be a rumour. It is true. The seasoning is not vegetarian.
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I believe this is vegetarian, but you may go to tracemineralsresearch.com and look at the back of the bottle to make sure.
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Hi Luna,I checked the bottle and it says it "suitable for vegetarians" The other ingredients it list are these: Microcrystalline Cellulose, Silica, Vegetable Stearic Acid, Vegetable Cellulose, Vegetable Magnesium Stearate, Vegetable Glycerin.This is as much information as I can provide as I am not a vegetarian or an authority that can speak to the best possible supplement to use if anyone is. I found the product to be very good for myself...I hope you find the best match for yourself very soon.Best Carla
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Yes, this product is completely vegetarian and also vegan. No animal products what so even (even eggs and dairy).
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No! Lanolin comes from the sebacious glands of wool bearing animals like sheep! Definitely NOT vegetarian
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Yes, it's vegetarian as I do not see any ingredient that has animal source. This vitamin does not contain gelatin or gluten. Wish my answer helps
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The product facts on the bottle indicate it "is suitable for vegetarians/vegans." So, I would say, no, it does not contain animal products.
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To my knowledge it doesn't. I took it by faith that since it's marketed and labeled as vegetarian that no animal products or by-products is in it.
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Yes, they are vegetarian, the packaging is a little confusing on the website but when you get it, it clearly states on the bottle that it is vegetarian....
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I checked on the Nature Made website, and they make no claims about it being vegetarian or vegan. You may want to contact Nature Made directly through their website.
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Label statesNo sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish, or preservatives. Vegetarian/Vegan Product
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According to their label it is "pure". "100% Vegetarian and all natural". I onely like to buy all natural products too and researched this quite carefully before purchasing it. Hope this helps.