Is this Therapeutic grade oil?
525814
L. Smith I disagree with you. There are Therapeutic grade oils, meaning unadulterated. Many, Many oils are diluted & have carrier oils & impurities in them. Its always good to ask.
525815
There is no such thing. DoTerra uses that term as a marketing gimmick. They actually trademarked the letter "CPTG®" - certified-pure-therapeutic-grade." - laughable. There is no formal definition of what it takes to make an oil "Therapeutic Grade" & any company that claims that, I would not buy from because they are trying to mislead you. Read this article: http://www.naturesgift.com/therapeutic-grade.htm
525816
There is such a thing - it's the same way all products get a rating. DoTerra has not deception whatsoever. They simply put strict guidelines about what they would consider "Therapeutic grade." They set a very high standard which they make public to all. No "misleading" at all. The article mentioned is erroneous and makes numerous inaccurate and self-defeating claims.
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There is no such thing. DoTerra uses that term as a marketing gimmick. They actually trademarked the letter "CPTG" - certified-pure-therapeutic-grade." - laughable. There is no formal definition of what it takes to make an oil "Therapeutic Grade" & any company that claims that, I would not buy from because they are trying to mislead you. Read this article: http://www.naturesgift.com/therapeutic-grade.htm
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Doterra trademarked the term....paid for it. It's there trademark. It has upset Crop Watch for years. They feel it's deceptive marketing. Other companies have adopted the term. There are therapeutic ' compounds' ..ranges and levels....theraputic ' dose' which is usually 3 x the recommended dose on the label. Since there is no recommended dose on an oil label this cannot apply. Doterra has their own board that grades their oils....they gave them a grade A for purity , ect and dubbed it therapeutic grade. There is no official grading board for oils. http://www.cropwatch.org/Therapeutic%20Grade%20Essential%20Oils%20corrected.pdf Doterra trademarked the term....paid for it. It's there trademark. It has upset Crop Watch for years. They feel it's deceptive marketing. Other companies have adopted the term. There are therapeutic ' compounds' ..ranges and levels....theraputic ' dose' which is usually 3 x the recommended dose on the label. Since there is no recommended dose on an oil label this cannot apply. Doterra has their own board that grades their oils....they gave them a grade A for purity , ect and dubbed it therapeutic grade. There is no official grading board for oils.... » Read More Doterra trademarked the term....paid for it. It's there trademark. It has upset Crop Watch for years. They feel it's deceptive marketing. Other companies have adopted the term. There are therapeutic ' compounds' ..ranges and levels....theraputic ' dose' which is usually 3 x the recommended dose on the label. Since there is no recommended dose on an oil label this cannot apply. Doterra has their own board that grades their oils....they gave them a grade A for purity , ect and dubbed it therapeutic grade. There is no official grading board for oils. http://www.cropwatch.org/Therapeutic%20Grade%20Essential%20Oils%20corrected.pdf « Show Less
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I believe that it is but I am not in front of the bottle at this time to check.
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I recently purchased this oil and it is labeled as Angustifolia. I hope this is helpful.
1911333
I believe it is . it is pure, no preservatives and pharmaceutical grade. I use it everywhere with no problems. seems to be very, very pure and can be trusted for use! I am getting ready to order more.
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Here is a response to the same question asked on the Now Foods facebook page...'Our Essential Oils are 100% Pure, Undiluted and of the highest quality. Often called "therapeutic grade" by other companies, they are appropriate for use in all aromatherapy applications. A lot of people ask if our essential oils are edible. The answer for most is "Yes, but..." Essential oils are typically labeled For External Use Only as a warning to use them very cautiously, even such pure edible oils as those from lemon or orange peels. Essential oils are very strong and even non-toxic ones may be irritating or uncomfortable if not used carefully and sparingly.' Here is a response to the same question asked on the Now Foods facebook page...'Our Essential Oils are 100% Pure, Undiluted and of the highest quality. Often called "therapeutic grade" by other companies, they are appropriate for use in all aromatherapy applications. A lot of people ask if our essential oils are edible. The answer for most is "Yes, but..." Essential oils are typically labeled For External Use Only as a warning to use them very cautiously, even such pure edible oils as those from lemon or orange peels. Essential oils are very strong and even... » Read More Here is a response to the same question asked on the Now Foods facebook page...'Our Essential Oils are 100% Pure, Undiluted and of the highest quality. Often called "therapeutic grade" by other companies, they are appropriate for use in all aromatherapy applications. A lot of people ask if our essential oils are edible. The answer for most is "Yes, but..." Essential oils are typically labeled For External Use Only as a warning to use them very cautiously, even such pure edible oils as those from lemon or orange peels. Essential oils are very strong and even non-toxic ones may be irritating or uncomfortable if not used carefully and sparingly.' « Show Less
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Hi FaithBelle, Do you actually have the physical bottle in your possession? If you do, you can look on the back and the bottom paragraph says that it is 'cold pressed and food grade. It also says that 'It is truly a versatile oil with numerous benefits from culinary to cosmetics' so I believe that it is suitable to cook with. Happy cooking (:
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No...this is for woodworking. Fyi linseed oil is the construction industry name for flax oil. Flax is the edible version. Never eat linseed oil it is not processed correctly for ingestion.
1291862
We recently updated our label to a new, more modern look. The fish oil softgels in the bottle have not changed. They are the same pharmaceutical quality they have always been.We decided to drop the term "pharmarceutical grade" from the label, even though it is the commonly used industry term for fish oil that is of the highest quality like we sell. Technically, the FDA does not grade fish oil and it has caused some confusion, so we decided to drop the term.Thanks,Kurt - Young Life Research
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I don't know what you mean by therapeutic grade. I add it to my cedarwood chips and hangers to maintain the smell which wards off the bugs in my closet. Sorry can't help you with that.
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'therapeutic grade' means that an essential oil has been carefully distilled to retain the maximum amount of constituents that have therapeutic effects. There is no 'official' meaning of 'therapeutic grade', as there is no agency that oversees the quality of essential oils in the United States. However, 'therapeutic grade' is recognized as a standard that should be upheld by the essential oil industry to ensure you get the maximum benefits possible from the oils you purchase. We believe this is of the utmost importance in selecting oils.
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It doesn't matter whether they tout "therapeutic grade" or not; not even the 2 major companies that say you can ingest their oils. It is still not a good idea to do so. EO's are very potent, and can damage delicate tissue and membranes in your mouth and throat. So...I wouldn't.
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I do not know why other than that the company doesn't want to get sued if misused. I have noticed that almost all of therapeutic grade essential oils say that although you can take some internally. However, my sister and I both use some essential oils internally, recognizing the risks, but since they are therapeutic grade, they are way potent. So if you decide to use it internally, make sure to read the risks and understand that you are responsible for doing so. I haven't taken this one internally to tell you anything more.
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Yes it is. I talked to them and they assured me their oils were all equal to YL. I personly love Plant Therapy oils. And Pain Away is one of my top favorites. I have several people using it in my family all love it. This co. Answers questions right away and delivery is fast.
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Yes it is! This oil is very light and has very low friction properties. It is very soothing and calming and also seems to reduce inflammation. I wish I had found it several years ago! Here's a copy of my review: Mature ladies...if you are experiencing dryness in certain areas during certain intimate activities due to hormonal upheaval please give this a try. You and your man will be glad you did! The only small negative that I found was that it has a little bit of an odd odor. Add a few drops of lavender oil to the bottle, shake it up, and it will be perfect.I hope this helps!
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Im not sure if it is or not. I just use this mct oil in my bullet proof coffee
1425618
No, and this is just ok oil, usable. I think I will choose another brand next time.
1024943
To be honest I'm not sure. I do know that it is 100 times better quality than boiled linseed oil.
1783514
Neither it says synthetic nor mineral oil. It could be semi synthetic because the changing interval usually between 60k to 80k. Whatever it is but I personally prefer to stick with 40k interval for peace of mind.