Is this a time released caprylic acid?
71125
I just checked the bottle and no, I would have to say its not time released.
71126
No, not immediate. For me it took 3 days for my face (major rash break out) to clear up. I followed the directions and on the 3rd day I had relief.
71127
No. Time-release capsules have mini-caplets inside (a family member was part of the team that invented the time-release process) - this is a simple liquid-filled gel cap
71128
No, this is not a timed release pill. However, I have never had a problem with non-time released caprylic acid. It stays in the digestive tract a long time and very minimal amounts are absorbed by the body. This is a good thing, because the point of taking caprylic acid pills is too reduce fungal growth in the digestive tract without disturbing the rest of the body. (However, reducing fungal growth in the digestive tract tends to reduce the amount of fungus growing in the rest of the body, because many fungal infections start in the digestive tract - especially when taking antibiotics.) Note: the manufacturers suggest using it twice a day. Taking caprylic acid once in the morning and once in the evening maintains a pretty steady amount of caprylic acid in the digestive tract.
135974
I do not believe that they are timed or prolonged release tabs. Nothing on the containers I have here at home indicate that. Hope this helps!
782493
I believe it is oxalic acid. Really cleaned up stains on the gelcoat of multiple boats for me. Takes off most everything, so buff and wax after rinsining to protect.
1219703
I don't think it is better. Sometimes I like to purchase from smaller companies thinking they may be more invested in quality as opposed to a very large company like NOW Foods. Based on the quality control problems and the fact that NOW uses glass bottles instead of plastic, I will be purchasing NOW Foods from now on. Each contains the same two fatty acids, Caprylic Acid (C8:0) and Capric Acid (C10:0). Dr. F supposedly ONLY contains those two, while NOW does not specify but the other fatty acids are in very low quantities anyway so I don't think it matters much.
1454407
There is no indication on the packaging about being time-release. The visible signs of pass-through (excretion) appears to be the same as that for other vitamins.
1640912
NO! I just rinsed with cold water for several minutes. So technically the acid was still doing its thing. Use water/baking soda mixture to stop it quickly. Btw just used this for 3rd time, left on little longer than previous two, & SO pleased with results. Better each time!
2216107
Definitely shorter time... diluting it just makes it ineffective. It is an acid so in order for it to be effective, you need it to be acidic.
4918
There is no down time. It's very thin and they instruct you to apply with gauze, leave on a few minutes then neutralize with a baking sode/water mixture. I keep a spray bottle of the baking sode mixture in the shower and apply the Lactic Acid right before getting in.
1776225
Time release items are generally coated and are not distributed into your body all at one. Since that is all I know I checked it out on the web. What I learn was that some time released items may not be that great for our bodies. Check out the web for more information. Hope this helps.
37492
See back label: There is a drawing of an open jar with "24M" written in it. Clubman therefore recommends you discard the product 2 years after opening the bottle. I suppose that is only a suggestion :)
2174266
I was wondering the same thing regarding it being hydrolyzed. Turns out it is! Source: http://www.luckyvitamin.com/p-299187-youtheory-collagen-advanced-formula-type-12-3-290-tablets
238860
There are just Milk derivatives in the caps. Therefore milk allergies may apply if hyper sensitive. Also, remember that this is a live culture, be sure to follow the guidelines and be aware that any live culture man have an adverse affect. There is a great deal of literature out there if you want to learn more about the product and related products.. You may also consider Caprylic Acid and Candida Support if you have concerns about Candida infestation. This product is not a quick fix by any means... It will probably take 3 - 4 months. On the positive side, you will start to feel a little better each day after about 4 or 5 days...
1293938
I don't know for sure but you should cosider an additional thing: dwell time, the time that your liquid would actually be on contact with the cap. I store the container upright so my dwell time is minimal. The BPA that is important is that which is in contact and the length of the contact time too.
1300332
I think that would effect the time release. Go with another non time release melatonin.
2268305
Pretty sure it is sealed lead acid. It would be lighter if one of the others.
779516
There is calcium citrate in the product. The label reads "0.5% Min.-1.5% Max." Sorry. Good luck in finding something that works.
430211
It has a smooth coating but I don't think it has any time release to it. They are extremely easy to swallow.