I noticed that this product has glycerin. Is it derived from a plant source? In other words, is this product vegan?
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It is plant based glycerin, derived from coconut & palm- so it is vegan (it is also kosher)
618159
From their old web siteVegetable Glycerin (67%) - Inert substance derived from palm and coconut. Used as a carrier for the active ingredient. We use only food-grade vegetable glycerin that tests free of pesticide residues.
326771
Let me start off by saying that glycerin and vegetable glycerin are usually the same thing. Some hair care companies will specify where the glycerin is derived from and list it as vegetable glycerin. In most cases when it says glycerin, it is vegetable derived. This is because vegetable glycerin is the cheapest and the most readily available to manufacturers. In vegan products, the glycerin would be derived from a vegetable base, as well. In conclusion yes, it is. Glycerin, any glycerin is a humectant in most products. The only time it is not a humectant and can be an emollient is when it is used in very, very small amounts. I hope this helps and just in case you have any more questions I'll be glad to help out....
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I just spoke with Essential Depot and here is their response: Essential depot`s vegetable glycerin is sourced from palm, is non-GMO, and contain no soy. Our suppliers are commited to Good Agricultural Practices which address economic, environmental, and social considerations.As well as members of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Supply Chain Certifications Systems (SCCS)
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I'm really not sure about the glycerin. I do know that I stopped using it as it just didn't seem "right" and tastes chemically to me. Very disappointing. I then bought Wildcrafted Vanilla Powder, 100% Pure Raw by Wilderness Poets This stuff is raw, pure, so fantastic I highly recommend. You will not be disappointed. I'm now addicted to it and went back and bought 4 oz of it too just to make sure I don't run out. Please give that a try.
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Natural glycerin means it is plant source, not chemical or artificial...hoever I do not know if it means organic
89775
It's not vegan.it's very favorable.My cakes and Desserts are so good my family want to Buy this flavoring.But I wouldn't tell them yet.
719706
The product is not vegan. It contains lanolin which comes from sheep or other wool-bearing animals..
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I'm 99.9% sure it does not have soy or dairy in it. (I couldn't find anything that said wether it did or not- but it would be weird if it did!) I am 100% sure it is gluten-free. Many lists online support this as a gluten-free product in baking. The bottle names only one ingredient: Glycerin.
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Good question! We are not vegans so that is a question I didn't worry about whether their Ubiquinol is sourced from animals or veggies, but if it is a concern for you I suggest you phone the manufacturer and ask. They are extremely helpful. You could also send them an email - they normally answer their emails within one day. Either way, I think they will be happy to answer your question. Then perhaps you would be kind enough to post the information in the product review section so others will have it also.
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The ingredients on my bottle read: Glycerin, Fair Trade Certified vanilla bean extractives, water. But on the front of the bottle there is an asterisk beside the words "NON-ALCOHOLIC." I never noticed the asterisk before so I read the note it referred to on the back of the bottle. It says "Contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume." I don't know what that means and never noticed it before?????
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The source isn't listed on the bottle, try checking out the company's website at www.pure-vegan.net
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I'm sorry I don't know. I didn't re-order the item and do not have the bottle to look at for you. One of the Vegan vitamins I ordered said the outer shell was free of animal products, so I guess that made it Vegan. Good luck finding what you want.
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This formula is made from "biological fermentation" and is "suitable for vegans/vegetarians." I only recently learned that many other brands often do derive it from chicken or shellfish, but as someone else said, it can be made in the lab. Actually, I think this is Jarrow's recently updated formula. NOW also makes a vegetarian formula and is cheaper. But if you want an even cheaper source of vegan hyaluronic acid, check out the site Pure Bulk.
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This product is not necessarily vegan. I just got off the phone with their product support and I was informed that the D3 initially came from lanolin; however, they made a culture from this original source and now use that to produce the D3. The good news is that by June, Garden of Life will have an entire new product line that will offer certified vegan multi-vitamins.
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Vegetable glycerin is a liquid produced from palm oil, soy, or coconut oil. If you have a soy allergy you need to get specifics from the company.
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The label or the 'othe ingredients' just says 'gelatin', and does not distinguish further. The glycerin is vegetarian. Also included in the 'other ingredients' is is yellow beeswax, and beeswax isn't vegetarian. If you are looking for a pure vegetarian formula, perhaps look elsewhere.