Miracle II Soap Aside from the reason listed (putting all other soap companies our of business) does anyone know why this was banned in Canada?
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This information is from 2005. I would read the whole page, but the information on Canada is in the lower third part of the page. From what I read it was only the Gel formula that was a problem. Link = http://effectmeasure.blogspot.com/2005/12/fda-protection-pray-for-miracle.htmlI have used all their products for many years and have never had problems with any of them. In fact, my experience has been that nothing else compares. I love all the soaps and the neutralizer.
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Because this oxygenated water is electrically engineered eloptic energized stabilized oxygenated water, and Canadians are smart enough to ban stupid products designed to use your beliefs to rip you off.
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Pretty sure it's because it does just about EVERYTHING! There would be no need for most products. I love Miracle II.
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There isn't one on there. Hmmm. Maybe that's answering my question. I know it's not authentic or something is up with it. I have been using this stuff since 2006. I always see results and with this, I don't have the same outcomes.
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This soap will probably not dissolve well enough or rinse out properly in your machine. I just returned mine to Amazon due to skin irritation.
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My husband's favorite. I sure hope so. It is the same color and smells the same to me. I couldn't believe it when they discontinued the bath soap. A sales person at Aveda told me it was one of their most popular items.
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I am not the seller. You will need to ask the Natural Handcrafted Soap Company that is on the Amazon listing.
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Mr. Clayton Tedeton created the product in 1981. The EPA and FDA came against him BIG TIME!. And EPA and FDA LOST BIG TIME ! That speaks VERY LOUD! To contact MIRACLE II call 1800-277-5444. Or E-mail Miraclell@MiraclellLLC.com There in West Monroe, LA.
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Hi,I am sorry to say that I do not know. I can say that the soap was effective but cannot compare it to a product that I am not familiar with.Thanks,Nancy
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This is the closest to the one I used to use in Canada. It seems to be developed by the same person/company. I was confused too, since if it's new branding it seems to have gone backwards
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I found the soap on sale at Marshalls and TJ Maxx andgot a good deal - loaded up on a long supply. I've also used Kirkland, Costco brand liquid soap and diluted it a bit and it worked fine. I love this machine compared to another brand and it works great
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Canada considers it toxic - http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/ingredient/705315/PROPYLENE_GLYCOL/#I was just going to order a bunch, but now I won't. Thanks, Douglass for pointing it out!
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Can someone please suggest a dish soap WITHOUT cancer causing agents? Cause I'm having trouble finding one and this was going to be my go to
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That is a good question and I do not know the answer. Maybe you should contact the seller who made this soap and ask them. Best wishes.
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Go to essiacinfo.org and look it up. that's the Canadian original company site.
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This soap may have worked, but because it is Tar soap my husband hand it all over the bathtub, which I am still trying to get the stains off , it is very hard to get off your body > he discontinued using it.
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Well I found a lot more items the last 2 minutes... nothing official, but I also found others things (non-flammable included) that are also banned (non-flammable break cleaner here on amazon)Also banned from sale there are:Portable Fire ExtinguishersCologne for Men and WomenAlso found it might be for chemical substances in general.... nothing solid though and I don't care so much about it to do anything more :)TTT (take to top)
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ESSIAC t ea comes from Canada because it cannot be distributed by the US. It is reputiated to work well for cancer patients.
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Hi E.C., I have tested the market in Canada earlier this year, and we cannot even begin to compare it to the United States, in terms of searches and interest for Rice pytoceramides. We would also, like any other seller, need an NPN number to qualify and would have to make an application with the Canadian Government to do so. This law was enforced in Canada as recently as May 2014. We can always look into it again, we never say never. Is there a particular reason you're asking? I have some shipped up to Canada for a few select people. Just let me know if you're hoping to get some Revive, and I will be happy to assist you with having it shipped, if you're interested. Best regards, Mark Gauthier