[native-nutrition] Re: Carlson Cod Liver Oil Does **Warning**
- Subject: Re: Carlson Cod Liver Oil Does **Warning**
- From: richard s <grabbeeproduct@...>
- Date: Sun, 29 May 2005 20:29:04 -0700 (PDT)
- Yahoo! Message Number: 69089
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I have used Carlson's CLO because I trust Dr. Mercola. However, I now question Carlson's CLO and also Dr.Mercola.
I will call Carlson's this week and find out what is up. Please, I ask everyone to do the same and find out from Carlson's. Do not trust anyone's word, period. Document everything!
Also, there must be third party testing done on this product!
I know that the Norwegian's keep the BEST cod liver oil for themselves - they give us (USA) the inferior grade.
Vote with your dollars.
-Richard
"The truth shall set you free"
Nenah Sylver <nenah@...> wrote:
--- In native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com, "Nenah Sylver" <nenah@b...>
wrote:
Tim,
If Carlson's is free of artificial ingredients, I don't know why the company would want to keep this information confidential. To my way of thinking, it is counterproductive for any company to hide information that would induce people to buy the product!
----- Original Message -----
From: timjohan1
To: native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 11:36 AM
Subject: [NN] Re: Carlson Cod Liver Oil Does Not Contain Synthetic Vitamins
Until now, it has never been an option in Carlson's mind that
cutomers might think the vitamins are synthetic. Because we use
only natural cod liver oil that has no added synthetic ingredients,
we never even considered that NOT STATING the vitamins are natural
would indicate in some persons mind that this is an indication that
they might be synthetic. I will bring this to the attention of our
labeling manager and perhaps the labels can be changed.
Eaxctly how would you like Carlson to prove no synthetic ingredients
are added? Would a written letter on company letterhead suffice?
======================
Thanks for the reply, Tim.
If it were ME in charge of making sure that customers felt confident about my product, I'd issue a report on the Carlson website and also on letterhead, in the printed media someplace, simply stating that contrary to recent rumors, Carlson does not put anything synthetic into its cod liver oil. Just to alleviate concerns.
Best,
Nenah
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