Does this use vegetarian capsules or is it gelatin caps? If vegetable cellulose a vegan can have if gelatin they would not want.
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It states gelatin on the bottle, refer to the bottle pix and you have your answer.
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The capsule itself is vegetarian. But the contents certainly are not.. I'm vegan.. Other than these.. But they keep gallbladder attacks away.
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My bottle says both "veg capsules" and "gelatin" in the list of ingredients, so I am also confused.
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If the product has gelatin then it is not suitable for vegans and vegetarians!
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Yes. The capsules are gelatin. Under other ingredients on the label it states: gelatin.
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These are veg caps with a gelatin covering with a dark colored powdery substance inside. I found them easy to swallow. (NOTE: This is an update to my previous answer where I was looking at the wrong bottle)
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Lori, the label states: Other ingredients - Cellulose, silicon dioxide and magnesium stearate (vegetable source). Capsule consist of gelatin. No wheat, no gluten, no soybeans, no dairy, no egg, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. Hope this helps, there is also a website to go to at www.jarrow.com, maybe that would answer any questions.
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Hellos Amanda, the product was originally manufactured as vegan, but has since changed to a gelatin capsule. We have updated our description and photos to reflect the latest information.
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Thanks for the question Tami! Our capsules are vegetarian capsules made from only the safest Non GMO plant cellulose. Looking forward to hearing about your awesome results! David Fresco
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Yes. Gelatin is exclusively an animal product. It is made from boiling down the bones and connective tissue of animals (usually cows, pigs or fish) and drying it into a powder. All gelatin capsules are animal derived. If you are avoiding animal products, you'll need to find "cellulose capsules".
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Cellulose is put through a multi-step process to make many vegetable capsules. Read about it on Wikipedia. I feel slightly better about swallowing the vegetable cellulose than the polyvinyl capsules some companies use;) In the case of monolaurin I find it's easier, more coste effective and avoids ingestion of additives to just use the pellets and swallow with water.
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Biotech has are two different products that are both 50,000 IU of Vitamin D3. One has gelatin capsules, one has vegetarian capsules. Each container specifies which one it is. If it says "veggie caps" or "vcaps" then it is the non-gelatin version. The vcap version is also usually slightly more expensive than the gelatin version.
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The manufacturer does not state that the capsules are made of veggie gelatin and therefore I think it is not suitable for vegans.
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I think that they are vegan, it says that they are produced only from vegetable products. They are not gelatin, they are instead a regular hard pill that dissolves under your tongue. It says that not milk products are used in the production. I think they should be fine. Hope this helps!
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hmmmm..... I am reading the label now." Other Ingredients: vegetable cellulose capsule, cellulose, magnesium hydroxide, silica, and magnesium "stearate". Nope. I don't see gella
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It is probably the capsule itself that is made from gelatin. If you have vegan concerns you may consider emptying the pills into a shot glass with a splash of water and drinking them. Just give the pill a gentle squeeze at both ends and a bit of a twist and pull and they will come apart easily.
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Dear Nakamura, According to the website of the manufacturer, the only information related to the capsule is "Vegan Capsule (plant cellulose)". If you are looking for specific information, probably calling the manufacturer "Deva Nutrition" is a better option. Sincerely, The Vitamin Corner