Is the grape seed oil organic?
1830365
Yes it is, it doesn't have any crazy words that indicate that there are chemicals in it. Also being that it is grapeseed oil its shelf life is for about a yr, so it needs to be stored in a cool area
1830366
Yes just make sure you put it in the refrigerator after you open it, as the shelf life for grapeseed oil can last up to one year, hope this helps :)
1830367
I know it is Hexand free. I could not find one that said organic. The reviews I read said it was a great carrier oil. I got it to use with my essential oil kit. Everyone I talked to said to get this one. I did find the coconut organic oil that I needed also. Hope I helped some..
1051808
All oils should be diluted with a carrier oil. The carrier oil does not have to be coconut. There are several options, but grape seed is universal, wonderfully effective and rather inexpensive.
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Montebaldo Grape Seed Oil is from Italy, not France. Excellent product, odorless,tasteless, high high burn/smoke point.One of the best for cooking...
969428
It says organic on the label and when you receive the bottle you will get a very nice paper with all the explanation about the oil, where it comes from and I beleive it explains that it's organic :)
133751
I don't know but I'd say unless they say organic in the name probably not. I did get some organic heirloom tomato seeds from seeds and things but not all their stuff is organic. After I had already bought the seeds I found this: http://www.treehugger.com/lawn-garden/10-best-seed-companies-selected-by-readers.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MrBrownThumbTreeHugger+%28MrBrownThumb+TreeHugger%29 which was cool, they have both pdf catalogs and free hard copies (if you don't mind waiting for them to mail). How this helps :)
797192
I don't think fish oil can be "organic" but it is sourced from wild fish (not farmed) which is good. It's important for what we grow and what we farm (beef, chicken etc.) to be organic but fish isn't the kind of species that can be "organic".
1073077
I'm guessing no. The product itself seemed OK--good smell, good texture, etc. However, "shipping and handling" was more than the product itself. The product arrived in a zip top bag with a poorly-printed, unprofessional-looking label which says nothing about organic.
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Yes it is undiluted. It had to be refined in order to get oil from the seed. Think about that. Do you mean "unfiltered?" It is unfiltered, but it had to be refined or it could not be oil. And, yes, it is organic. I do my research before buying and have used this product now for almost a year. It is the only black seed oil I buy. I hope this has been of help to you in your research.
707323
It is third party tested to "ensure elimination of environmental contaminants." Doesn't say "organic". Has a bunch of added ingredients. After all, it's fish oil that doesn't taste like fish oil. You might want to check out barleans.com, they might have more to say about it. This stuff is great for me because I am sensitive to the gel caps that all the other fish oil (and many other supplements) come in.
281043
I dont have my coconut oil bottle now but there's not a usda label on the grapeseed oil.
1883551
the back of the jar says "100% organic essential fat without the risks of oxidized cholesterol, trans fatty acids, or hydrogenated fats" and.....no sodium, no trans fats, non oxidized cholesterol, gluten free, high CLA, no GMOs, phenolic antioxidants
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Safe, effective, all natural grape seed extract rich in powerful antioxidants. Progesterone
715062
Yes, the seeds are better in there natural state, organic also is a plus! I put the seeds on salads, yogurt, cereal etc. It tastes great too! :) ♥
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It does not indicate if it organic, so it is probably not. However, the existence of cottonseed oil in pesticides does not mean it is harmful. For example, large amounts of water is also found in toxic pesticide sprays.
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Hi Andrea,From all that I saw when I Googled it, the is yes, it is organic, but you must buy the food grade DE to be sure of that. If you just type it into Google, you'll get MANY! answers.Good luck! Irene
1991440
yes! if you visit the now food web site they state that the oils are edible and list the ones that are not. This oil is my favorite from all of their oils (and hope they make an organic one soon!) I add it to water every day and it tastes great.
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Grapeseed oil is the most safe for babies... This stuff is pure, chemical free and for sensitive skin... Don't expect any of this from "baby oil" which is mineral oil and chemical fragrance! To answer, yes, you most certainly can use this on infants.