Is it suitable for vegetarians?
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The label says "Contains shellfish (crab, shrimp, lobster, crayfish)" The chondroitin sodium sulfate says it's from bovine cartilage. I just Googled "glucosamine chondroitin vegetarian" and it came up with a number of options. I do know that glucosamine sulfate has more scientific evidence that it works vs glucosamine hydrochloride. Hope that helps.
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It is a stable form of the sulfur amino acid L-Cysteine and a major antioxidant. I do not think it is classified as either vegetarian or non-vegetarian. It says nothing on the bottle about being vegetarian or non-vegetarian. I have pulmonary fibrosis and take it because my Pulminologist told me too.
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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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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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I bought is for my mother in law. As I can see from the picture, it is vegan friendly. It's "only" nuts and dried fruit ....
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It looks like it is not only suitable for vegetarians, but also for vegans. Should be good to go!
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It does contain gelatin. So not strictly vegetarian, but all other ingredients are vegetable or mineral.
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The answers given are correct, there are also vegetable rennet options available if you're searching for a vegetarian option.
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The manufacturer does not state that the capsules are made of veggie gelatin and therefore I think it is not suitable for vegans.
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Yes, technically this is vegetarian (i.e. no meat) as it is derived from milk. However, it is not vegan (a more strict version of vegetarianism that also does not allow animal products like eggs and milk).
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It's says suitable for vegetarians also sugar and salt free...other ingredients microcrystalline cellulose, silica , vegetable strearic acid, vegetable cellulose, vegetable magnesium stearare, veggie glycerin
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not exactly. this product is used in baking as an egg replacer. if you want something that you can eat like an egg, VEGG is the product you need
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It's just gluten free, not vegetarian. There is no indication as to the source of the fats used to make the product. However, if the product were also vegetarian it would likely be noted as such.
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It does not state anywhere on the packaging that it is organic. However, it does state that it is suitable for vegetarians, no artificial color or flavor, no sugar, no starch, no milk, no lactose, no soy, no gluten, no wheat, no yeast and no fish.
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this oil is for skin / cosmetic purposes , but since it is from almonds only - yes, that makes it vegetarian friendly but one more time - it is not for cooking or consumption ( look for almond oil in grocery section )
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Good question. But why would a vegetarian realistically expect to store an entirely vegetarian food supply? theres just about no way to do so.
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Vegan-suitable - yes. Non-gmo - don't know. I would mention it's an acquired taste which I happen to like. Others near you when you eat it may find the odor offensive.