is there soy in now jojoba oil
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I recommend contacting nowfoods.com for complete information. My container says it is "jojoba oil 100% pure moisturizing oil", "expeller-pressed and hexane-free". Further, it is "derived from the jojoba shrub". It "contains many nutritional compounds, including long-chain fatty acids and fatty alcohols". No place on the bottle is soy mentioned. I hope this helps.
86670
When I bought it a few months ago it had sunflower lecithin and says it is free of soybeans. I react badly to soy and have not had a reaction with it at all.
572842
The label doesn't say 'soy free' but it is all fish oil with some lemon taste. The quality is higher than anything we have compared it with. We just love the fact there is NEVER any fishy after taste. It's GREAT FISH OIL!
1610301
I sent this product back as I do not use products with soybean oil. Soybean oil is a phyto-estrogen amongst other things.
1200377
Here is a list of the ingredients. Jojoba oil, castor oil, certified (BFA) organic Australian olive oil, essential oils - a blend of bay, rosemary, cedarwood, lime and eucalyptus
255501
Jojoba oil has an indefinite shelf life. That is one of the great things about it. But in general if you're not using 8oz. In a year or even 10 years you probably won't use it at all. So no need to worry!
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Well it says on the label this is from mexico. This particular plant originates down south here in the US and I would guess mexico also. I read somewhere that organic is not the important factor with jojoba oil. That organic doesn't say much about quality. More important is unrefined, cold pressed, virgin (first pressed). Haven't bought this brand yet, but based on reviews, it seems like the description from the seller rings true, that its top grade stuff.
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I concur with reviewer Anne Foster Angelou. If the label states there is no soy in the product then there is no GMO soy or any other type of soy in the product. I love NOW products and I use quite a few of them. I always check the labels for nasty things in the food I eat. I think NOW foods tries to make their products as free of GMO as possible. Right now one of the products I am taking is NOW Lecithin granules. The label states it is NON-GMO Lecithin. As I stated above, if the label states there is no soy in the product then by law there cannot be any GMO soy or NON-GMO soy in the product. I think you can take this product with a clear mind since there is no soy in the product. Hope this helps you. I concur with reviewer Anne Foster Angelou. If the label states there is no soy in the product then there is no GMO soy or any other type of soy in the product. I love NOW products and I use quite a few of them. I always check the labels for nasty things in the food I eat. I think NOW foods tries to make their products as free of GMO as possible. Right now one of the products I am taking is NOW Lecithin granules. The label states it is NON-GMO Lecithin. As I stated above, if the label states there is no soy in the product then by law there cannot be any GMO soy or NON-GMO soy in the... » Read More I concur with reviewer Anne Foster Angelou. If the label states there is no soy in the product then there is no GMO soy or any other type of soy in the product. I love NOW products and I use quite a few of them. I always check the labels for nasty things in the food I eat. I think NOW foods tries to make their products as free of GMO as possible. Right now one of the products I am taking is NOW Lecithin granules. The label states it is NON-GMO Lecithin. As I stated above, if the label states there is no soy in the product then by law there cannot be any GMO soy or NON-GMO soy in the product. I think you can take this product with a clear mind since there is no soy in the product. Hope this helps you. « Show Less
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I have not seen any soy or then the soy lecithin, I have been using the product for several months without and side effects.
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I don't believe I see any Soybean oil on the ingredient list. What I DO see, is that this product may have been manufactured on the same processing line as products containing Soy derivatives. Whether or not the Soy derivatives contained in those products are GMO-free, is beyond me. You can check Nordic Naturals' website or Google for more info on this, though. Hope this helps. God bless!
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Every thing on the bottle indicates 100% Jojoba oil. I see no other ingredients.
1328448
This product is 100% jojoba oil as well as USDA organic. expeller-Pressed and Hexane-Free.
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According to my wife, she has read the ingredients at their website and it does not have soy. You might want to contact the manufacture so they know to add that, it might be an oversight on there part. Pete
225411
Yes, Skin so soft does contain jojoba seed oil (simmondsia chinensis). It also contains additives I have never heard of: Isopropyl palminate, dicapryl Adipate, Tocopheryl acetate and Diethyhexyl sodium sulfosuccinate. I only use the product as a mosquito repellent and it does a great job. I can understand why mosquitoes take offense to these ingredients, but I am a lot bigger than a mosquito.Between the bad effects of jojoba oil and disease carrying mosquitoes, I will take my chances with Skin so Soft.
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The label says contains soy not may be processed in a facility that processes soy.I believe it is soy oil or possibly soy lecithin.
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It does not say soy anywhere on the bottle. It says "derived from non-GMO palm oil or vegetable oil."
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Okay, I contacted the company and this is what they said: "Our Jojoba oil is organic, but our facility is not certified USDA Organic. This is something we are working on, but it is a timely and costly process, so at the moment, all we can say is that it is organic. The plants are grown organically, and no chemicals are introduced in the extraction process, so the oil is 100% pure."I will take their word on it for this one. Especially since I've been reading through the reviews on this and people with sensitive skin are saying that it is pure. I have not tried the product yet, however. I hope this helps. Okay, I contacted the company and this is what they said: "Our Jojoba oil is organic, but our facility is not certified USDA Organic. This is something we are working on, but it is a timely and costly process, so at the moment, all we can say is that it is organic. The plants are grown organically, and no chemicals are introduced in the extraction process, so the oil is 100% pure."I will take their word on it for this one. Especially since I've been reading through the reviews on this and people with sensitive skin are saying that it is pure. I have not tried the... » Read More Okay, I contacted the company and this is what they said: "Our Jojoba oil is organic, but our facility is not certified USDA Organic. This is something we are working on, but it is a timely and costly process, so at the moment, all we can say is that it is organic. The plants are grown organically, and no chemicals are introduced in the extraction process, so the oil is 100% pure."I will take their word on it for this one. Especially since I've been reading through the reviews on this and people with sensitive skin are saying that it is pure. I have not tried the product yet, however. I hope this helps. « Show Less