I have been using the bottle that was the Omega-3 product with 60 softgels but the label did not say Vegetarian. Is this the same product?
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Unless it says Vegetarian or Vegan, I would make no assumptions. It may be due to the gelatin encasing each pill.
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They are not as far as I can tell. The one without the vegetarian label uses fish as the main source of Omega-3.
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Great question! As Nordic Naturals is slowing changing the labels on their products, they are indicating the total amount of Omega-3's per serving in the product. As you can see on the bottom of the image of the product, each softgel is still 1,000 mg, which is the amount of fish oil per softgel. The 690 mg above that refers to the total amount of Omega-3s per SERVING (of 2 softgels), since this is more concentrated than many other brands. We hope this helps.
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The capsules are like any other. They are like what you get when you take vitamins, such as Omega 3. I think they are Vegan.
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The bottle does not say it has gelatin in it as I would not have purchase it if it had. I was looking for a veggie capsule because I try to keep kosher. Others might be vegetarians. Gelatin often comes from a pig rather than a cow. I had looked all over in all the drug stores I had access to before I found this one on-line. To be exact, the bottle says (mine does) it contains: "Vitamin D 3 50,000 units, Other Ingredients: Microcrystalline cellulose, vegetable capsule. (Kosher and Halal certified). Contains no Dairy, egg, fish, shellfish, nuts, wheat, gluten, soy, sugar, yeast or artificial colors.' You have to be looking at something else; or, they've changed the product since I bought mine, but the bottle looks the same. The best you should do is contact the manufacturer. But, again, there is no word at all about "Gelatin" on my bottle. I just looked at the enlarged type on the bottle above and am concerned you've written an untruth about this product I looked all over for. There isn't a word about its having "Gelatin" in it and you should apologize. What I quoted is exactly what appears on the bottle pictured above. I wrote that before I checked to see what the bottle above says wondering how I could have missed that after searching for a couple of years for a kosher version.
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I don't see anywhere on the label that it is organic. I looked for this several times and do not see it labeled as organic on the label on the bottle. It says vegetarian capsules on the ingredients list, not vegan. I took a few capsules, but stopped. It seemed to upset my system gastric-wise.
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The product does not say it is vegetarian, although it is soy free, milk and gluten free, and in a bottle that is BPA free. The company also makes a vegetarian version of this (I got it at Vitamin Cottage). The only difference in the ingredients is in the capsule - this one has a capsule made from gelatin and water. The vegetarian version has a capsule made from cellulose and water. So I guess it depends on how strict a vegetarian you are. I do think it is a wonderful product, and my whole family takes it. Hope this helps!
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DEVA has a vegan softgel version of this DHA product, which does not have a fishy smell. It is not enteric coated like this one though.
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There is no omega-6 in these soft gels. The ovega-3 is from sustainable plants.
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I believe so. When I ordered it the bottle showed it as Ocean Blue omega 3 2100
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Bottle states Vegetarian Capsules. It also states Pepsin derived from porcine. Call Solaray at 800-683-9640.. www.solaray.com
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Yes, soft gels are not vegetarian and do contain gelatin from animal sources. However, Doctors Best does make this same product in Vegetarian capsules that do not contain animal gelatin.
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It states on the bottle's label - 100% vegetarian. I hope this helps. Product is great!
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No soy as per the manufacturer's websitewww.solgar.com/SolgarProducts/Wild-Alaskan-Full-Spectrum-Omega-Softgels.htm
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Go to the Nature Made website as it will show all the ingredients for each and every product this company makes. I finished my bottle- so I don't have it-and now use Nature's Way and it has gelatin. You may want to Google "gelatin free Vitamin D3 softgels" and maybe you can find exactly what you want. Hope this helps you find a gelatin free product.
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Hi Pamela, I've got a bottle here - getting ready to re-order... - and the label specifies that it's free of egg and milk products, as well as peanut, wheat, soy and shellfish. It appears to be purely vegetarian at least, and likely vegan, with cellulose-based capsules (many products use gelatin capsules, which you probably know is an animal product).
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A Vegan abstains from the use of animal products. This coconut oil is defined as being 100% coconut product. Coconut is a plant. Seems simple. I would think the advertiser in this case thinks vegetarian and vegan are the same thing. Just a guess.
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So sorry, but I do not know. I trust the company that the product is vegan and I have used it for years.