What is the advantage of veggie caps?
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I can't tell that there is any change in how the capsule and medicine is taken in by the body. Consequently, I woould assume that the vegetable-based casings probably break down faster. Hopefully there is smaller inpact on our environment.
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In normal Vitamin-D there is a geletin which I want to avoid as a vegeterian. That's why I choose this product. I don't think any special advantage with that.
853038
The green leafy veggies don't do the best. If you can wad them real tight they do better. Never had a problem with asparagus. It also helps to put cucumber behind the leafy greens. Hope this helps.
1000835
They are great with lettuce. The bottom tray keeps any water off the lettuce and lets the air circulate. Be sure to use a lettuce knife when cutting which helps the lettuce last even longer.
977707
I haven't tried veggies. However, I think that based on the way it handles meats that is should do fine with onions, potatoes, celery, beets, etc. Carrots may be a little too hard and tomatoes could be messy.
1498851
These are vegetable capsules, sourced from the gelatin produced by veggies.
1117939
There are 2 sizes. One for the small mason jars and one for the larger. I really love these caps as I prep all my veggies for the week, like salad fixings, and keep in the fridge ready at a moments notice ! The white caps are easy to spot too.
204127
These are gelatin capsules which are used primarily because the oils are affected by contact with air and so far vegetable capsules are not up to the standards of supplying a strong air barrier. This is something that is constantly under evaluation and vegetarian capsules will be used when possible in the future.
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I bought 2 of these boxes. We planted a variety of herbs in one, and mums in another. Both are growing well.But I don't know how veggies would do. Sorry.
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Yes. It improves the environment of your root system, and produces hardier stalks. It basically makes the plant stronger and tougher, and able to carry more weight. It makes the biggest impact during veg as far as growth goes, but you will really see the results during flower in how well built and strong your plant looks. It doesn't seem to impact the plant during the flowering phase of it's life, so I stopped adding it in once the transition stretch is complete. You might have different results in that regard, though. People have their own opinions on it, and their might be some science out there that answers that question, but I haven't seen it. Hope that helps.
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Yes. It improves the environment of your root system, and produces hardier stalks. It basically makes the plant stronger and tougher, and able to carry more weight. It makes the biggest impact during veg as far as growth goes, but you will really see the results during flower in how well built and strong your plant looks. It doesn't seem to impact the plant during the flowering phase of it's life, so I stopped adding it in once the transition stretch is complete. You might have different results in that regard, though. People have their own opinions on it, and their might be some science out there that answers that question, but I haven't seen it. Hope that helps. Yes. It improves the environment of your root system, and produces hardier stalks. It basically makes the plant stronger and tougher, and able to carry more weight. It makes the biggest impact during veg as far as growth goes, but you will really see the results during flower in how well built and strong your plant looks. It doesn't seem to impact the plant during the flowering phase of it's life, so I stopped adding it in once the transition stretch is complete. You might have different results in that regard, though. People have their own opinions on it, and their might be some science... » Read More Yes. It improves the environment of your root system, and produces hardier stalks. It basically makes the plant stronger and tougher, and able to carry more weight. It makes the biggest impact during veg as far as growth goes, but you will really see the results during flower in how well built and strong your plant looks. It doesn't seem to impact the plant during the flowering phase of it's life, so I stopped adding it in once the transition stretch is complete. You might have different results in that regard, though. People have their own opinions on it, and their might be some science out there that answers that question, but I haven't seen it. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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not sure...I know my other veggies keep better in these containers ...sorry I cn't help you
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Not real good, you could wrap it up with another veggie, or tie it in a knot, when I do items like kale and other leafy items I either roll them up or tie them in knots with themselves to give it bulk, or wrap it around some other veggie like a carrot or something with more substance.
343324
On the label it says "other ingredients: Vegetable Capsule", so I have to assume that they are vegan caps.
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They take out 85% of the fat from the nuts. It still has the nutrients in there and also enough of the fat to be beneficial without being to much. The upside also is that it is better for smoothies and drinks and also to back with in this form rather than semi-solid. I hope this helps out!!!
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They seem to do just fine in the fridge, and subjectively, they do seem to keep fruits and vegetables longer. However, my wife and I tend not to buy tons of produce at a time (it's just the two of us so we buy just what we need for a day or two), but we love the fact that we are using less plastic.
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This may help you with what you were wanting to know:http://www.pureformulas.com/vitamin-d3-5000-iu-120-vegetable-capsules-by-pure-encapsulations.html#sthash.KrLZRbYb.dpbs
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Elemental Strontium is the source of the mineral and the veggie certification has to do with how the capsule is produced. For additional product information, please feel free to contact Doctor's Best directly.