Is it derived from lanolin? I have a lanolin allergy.
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all vitamin d3 is derived from lanolin !however, there are no published studies of lanolin allergy being aggravated by vitamin d3. vitamin d2 is synthetic.
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tHE LIST OF INGREDIENTS ON MY BOTTLE includes: D3 from cholecalciferol (from Lanolin).
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Hello Andrea,We do not remove the lanolin from our wool, The wool is washed with a non-toxic and gentle detergent which removes dirt but not the lanolin.Sincerely,Christian Mourguet
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Can't say. I had an allergic reaction to it. I'm fair skinned. Try a free sample before you spend your money
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I am allergic to iodine and had a reaction to this. Quit taking it. Does not list iodine on the bottle but it is there.
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This product does not contain any lanolin. There is a picture with supplement facts chart on the back, that describe every single ingredient included in the vitamins. You can read the label before you decide to buy the vitamins. I hope that this information was helpful for you.
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I cannot answer that because when I did the test strip I was allergic to it and had to throw out.
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No idea - you have to contact the manufacturer. I can tell it is derived from the sheep/lamb because it is sticky when first put on and takes awhile to absorb.
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Yes, according to the packaging, this product is made of natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions in some people.
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No, it says 100% pure lanolin. Personally, I would never use OR eat anything that is hydrogenated! I have read a lot about hydrogenated oils, and they are truly unpure because the oils are heated to such a high temperature making them RANCID. Once any oil is RANCID, stay away from it because now it is a carcinogen. Do not eat or use it in any way. Your ok with this one....because it is unaltered. I hope this helps!
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My understanding is that it comes from onions and spinach. But you should do your own investigation. It is a natural anti-inflammatory. I credit it with helping me beat severe asthma (along with a healthy lifestyle).
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I believe it is derived from lanolin. This is a waxy substance that is produced by certain glands in the skin of sheep. The olive oil is only used as a carrier for the Vitamin D3.
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As others have pointed out, it's made in a plant which also processes milk, soy, nuts and grains. Normally it does not contain any of those but accidental cross-contamination is always possible. I am quite sensitive to dairy and mildly sensitive to soy but I have not had a problem with this product. Unfortunately, one reviewer did suffer a reaction so if you have a severe allergy don't take a chance.
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I'm on vacation so can't check, but I'm pretty sure it's from the old batch... guess I'm taking my chances. A lot of times "new and improved" means they change the original formula and then it turns out to be an allergen for me. Right now the old formulated Bufferin is the ONLY analgesic I can tolerate.
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I use it to moisturize my lips and it works great. To be honest I haven't really looked into other uses for lanolin, it does have a sticky/waxy feel to it though. sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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No, there are several different essential oils and menthol in the product - all of which can cause an allergic reaction. I believe there might be a hypoallergenic children's product but I'm not positive about that.
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This one is derived from rice. I've also tried the product derived from wheat. Been using both and I do see a difference. My face is more youthful and my skin looks and reacts with more elasticity. It took a while but still with either one and you'll see a difference.
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Hi Lizzy, as I mentioned before, I had an allergic reaction to the product. But I'm very allergic to pollen so I should have know better about taking this product.