Why does the information just under the product picture indicate it is a saline laxative?
1079429
Have utilized this product to overcome acid indigestion for many years and nothing more. Perhaps, in addition to relief of acid indigestion some users might also find laxative type side effects of the product - certainly not a bad result to remove the toxins that caused the indigestion in the first place from your body.
2021776
I was kind of wondering about that myself. That's the first time I've seen it packaged like this when I received it, and I've used Sun Warrior products for a few years now. Now that you mention it too, it makes we wonder if this was some sort of falsely/cleverly done packaging by someone who filled it with protein powder something other than advertised. It could explain why it was nearly half the price of what I usually pay! Maybe the seller would care to comment on this?
2180900
Lavender was pictured, but it is tea tree oil. I believe they have corrected the posting now.
331967
I looked on the back and there are a lot of products which I don't recognize. I went on the website also and they don't have the info. I used a magnifying glass and still couldn't read. Have been using these for almost a year with no problems. My husband uses them to wash his hands. And I use them to clean him. No side effects. There is glycerin and some form of alcohol but can't make out. Sorry I can't help any more. Maybe you could contact the customer service department at Prevail.
1581734
Neither the box nor the tube says the quantity. It simply lists sodium chloride as an ingredient. But I can tell you I love this product. It contains aloe and when applied in the nostrils with a Q-tip (not too high up) it keeps your nostrils clear and moist. I use it because I live in a dry climate and tend to get nosebleeds. This is great at deterring them as it keeps the nose lubricated. I would recommend this product to anyone who tends to get stuffy noses or bleeds.
1175842
The packaging says"This product contains NO additives, fillers, perservatives, gluten, milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans." Furthermore, it sates that each scoop is one teaspoon equaling 3000 milligrams of Monolaurin. If you do your homework, then you will know what Monolaurin is good for. This stuff takes care of me so that I don't have to take any anti-biotics for my diverticulitis. It has worked for me for years and I expect that it will continue doing it's job. I hope that I answered your question. Next time, I will have to bill Amazon for questions. The packaging says"This product contains NO additives, fillers, perservatives, gluten, milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans." Furthermore, it sates that each scoop is one teaspoon equaling 3000 milligrams of Monolaurin. If you do your homework, then you will know what Monolaurin is good for. This stuff takes care of me so that I don't have to take any anti-biotics for my diverticulitis. It has worked for me for years and I expect that it will continue doing it's job. I hope that I answered your question. Next time, I will have to bill Amazon... » Read More The packaging says"This product contains NO additives, fillers, perservatives, gluten, milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soybeans." Furthermore, it sates that each scoop is one teaspoon equaling 3000 milligrams of Monolaurin. If you do your homework, then you will know what Monolaurin is good for. This stuff takes care of me so that I don't have to take any anti-biotics for my diverticulitis. It has worked for me for years and I expect that it will continue doing it's job. I hope that I answered your question. Next time, I will have to bill Amazon for questions. « Show Less
608892
that information is not provided on the packaging as photographed. It may be on the master box, but I don't have that now. I'm expecting another delivery soon. I would guess that there is no alchohol as my nose does not detect any. My guess is that it is mostly paper with some cotton fiber infused with water and a bit of glyceryn among other things to a much lesser degree.
153176
The box just states it is "Sea Salt" and no other information is provided. My best guess would be it is Olde Thompson Sea Salt which may be purchased through them, and several other retailers. It is very mild but not terribly distinctive. I have had this mill for at least 7 years and used many different salts of differing textures and moisture content without any issues.
2261466
I had not taken notice of that error in the online image before. What I received was labeled as sucralose including the detail labeling and did, indeed, contain sucralose. The company that provides it is one which provides supplements to body builders and creatine is among those meant for building muscle. My only guess is that someone filed to proof the ad before posting it on Amazon. I don't blame you for being concerned but you can trust them to send you the correct item.
1910435
I don't know why they don't show it but had it not been so awful, I wouldn't have thrown it out and then I'd have shared a picture of the ACTUALlabel. But a quick 2-second search on Google proved worthwhile - you can find the detailed nutrition facts and label here: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=351678&s;toreId=10052&langId;=-1Just my very honest two cents:When I tried this several years ago, I thought it was pretty awful, it tasted very chemical-like (I don't know how else to put it). In the end I threw it out and decided to go without salt instead. The food tasted plain but at least it didn't taste like chemicals. I don't know why they don't show it but had it not been so awful, I wouldn't have thrown it out and then I'd have shared a picture of the ACTUALlabel. But a quick 2-second search on Google proved worthwhile - you can find the detailed nutrition facts and label here: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=351678&s;toreId=10052&langId;=-1Just my very honest two cents:When I tried this several years ago, I thought it was pretty awful, it tasted very chemical-like (I don't know how else to put it). In the end I threw it... » Read More I don't know why they don't show it but had it not been so awful, I wouldn't have thrown it out and then I'd have shared a picture of the ACTUALlabel. But a quick 2-second search on Google proved worthwhile - you can find the detailed nutrition facts and label here: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=351678&s;toreId=10052&langId;=-1Just my very honest two cents:When I tried this several years ago, I thought it was pretty awful, it tasted very chemical-like (I don't know how else to put it). In the end I threw it out and decided to go without salt instead. The food tasted plain but at least it didn't taste like chemicals. « Show Less
2101205
The bottle claims to be "veterinarian formulated", whatever that means. It's similar to most other hairball laxatives. We've given it to all our cats with no issues. If you have concerns you should speak to your veterinerian.
1565183
That is not the eye cream. When I ordered the picture was of the eye cream. I'm sure the picture is a mistake, but maybe try to find another seller just in case. I'm not sure why the picture would be syrup. I wouldn't want to risk paying $40 for syrup either
1231300
I was told from someone who encourages several members o take this medication that some skinny fiber purchased online was not pure. He stated that some of the bottles sold online from Amazon contained some dangerous items that was not true Skinny fiber. I have some and am afraid to take it.
2094967
I don't know the official answer, but I wouldn't do it. Two things come to mind: 1. Possible chemical interaction (natural things are chemicals as well - just not "synthetic" chemicals) 2. A waste of good vitamins, as the C.K.L.S. acts in a mild laxative way - flushing those vitamins right down the toilet!
648960
It is not suppose to have a laxative effect because ionic minerals are absorbed at the cellular level - at least that is what they claim.
323574
It's not advertised as such, however I'm not bothered with excessive perspiration. Also, make sure the supply is fresh. I've been receiving poor quality stick due to either aged stock or improper storage Also, I'm not sure the product is still being produced and sold from the manufacturer.
70042
If you scroll down to about mid page and look under "Important Information" it lists the shake's ingredients. Also, two of the additional pictures when you look at the different products are the labels. It is right there on the page.