Do you make one that is alcohol free? Needing it for my 7 lb min pin who is in liver failure.
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Hello,No, unfortunately the Milk Thistle's we carry all have alcohol in the ingredients. Gaia makes a low alcohol content one:http://blueskyvitamin.com/milk-thistle-seed-low-alcohol-1-oz-gaia-herbs.htmlSincerely,AnnBlue Sky Vitamin1-800-743-1406
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We have one in our busy clinic. We've found a spray bottle with water and vinegar works best and is the cheapest.
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It is alcohol free! I love it! Tastes amazing & so much healthier for the kids:))
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Home Depot or Lowes. It's fairly cheap. I will strongly suggest purchasing the "green" denatured alcohol as it's supposedly cleaner to burn than normal denatured alcohol, which could be "denatured" in any number of different ways.Avoid Isopropyl Alcohol if you can. It's not of a concentrated enough nature to burn cleanly or hotly. In a pinch you could probaby use HEET in the yellow bottle, as it's pretty popular with backpackers who use alcohol stoves. Toxic stuff though in liquid form, keep it off your hands if you can.
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I don't see it listed in the ingredients. The two products are somewhat different. My dog takes it for her liver. My vet recommends giving it an hour before a meal once a day.
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If you find ANY in a store, or if Amazon get some,let me know, please. I called Dr Scholl's, and they said they aren't making it any longer. I really don't think I'll ever find anything that works as well!
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It claims to be "liver flavored" doesn't smell like liver to me. But it does have a smell that my dog does not object to. He eats it like a treat.
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no the new formula does not have alcohol,but its still the same,mine came with out the aluminum too and it was fine.
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The milk thistle is very important for liver treatment. If you think you have found an equivalent then buy it (keep the receipt), and drop by you vet office and ask "is this ok?"
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Not that I know of. The chemical makeup usally doesn't have alcohol. It tastes weird.
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One of the last ingredients is spirits. That could be alcohol but there couldn't be much of it. I really like the product for an occasional use in stir fries. <(B^)
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No problem at all! I should be able to either post a picture or list the ingredients by the end of the evening. I just stumbled upon I site while on Pinterest that may have some suggestions to help find products that will not set your allegies off. Google , Real Food RN. She has a whole site dedicated to using natural ingredients to make all sorts of everyday products.
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I don't have one to look at but I believe it is alcohol based. I am not sure, sorry.
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I have a batch going now that will be ready in a few days. Ill tell you the reading then. I'd imagine its a lower number/more alcohol since the eater content is lower but ill verify.
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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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A quick survey of the variety pack (or the remains thereof that I still have) indicates no meat but only some dairy and peanut sources. Unsure what you mean by 'alcohol derivatives' since there isn't anything on the label which indicates that nor would it be particularly meaningful since there wouldn't be any possibility (from a chemistry perspective) for any form of alcohol to survive manufacturing; that said, I seriously doubt that any food manufacturer would be using any form of anything which would expose their product to alcohol as part of the manufacturing process of either substrate materials or the protein bar, itself. However, if it remains a concern, the only option would be to contact the manufacturer for additional clarification.
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Yes, I have. My dog had rather high liver values. After giving her this in conjunction with milk thistle for 30 days, her count was NORMAL. I told my vet about this product because she hadn't heard of the liquid Sam-E. She has since recommended this product to others as have I.