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Itemnumber: N6509
Manufacturer: NOW FOODS
Description:

Beef gelatin natural powder 1 lb

Size: 1 lb
Suggested Retail: $13.99
Discount: 19% OFF MSRP
Sale Price: $11.33
Quantity:

Now - Beef gelatin natural powder 1 lb 1 lb
UPC: 733739065094
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General Information and datasheet (Now)
Nutrition Info
 
  Amount Per Serving % Daily Value
Calories  30    
Protein  9 g   18% 
Calcium  80 mg   8% 
* Percent Daily Values are based on 2,000 calorie diet.
† Daily Value not established.

 




Details

 

Suggested Use: Mix 1 tablespoon into your favorite cold juice and consume immediately. May also be used to make gelatin style desserts by adding to very hot water and then adding sweetener, fruit and ice per cookbook directions

Warnings: None

DataSheet:



Supplemental Information


The Beef gelatin natural powder 1 lb Sale Price: $11.33 - Vitamins or Herbs Should be taken as directed on the bottle.

Review of BEEF GELATIN NATURAL POWDER 1 LB - NOW Product N6509
Reviewed by
Friday, April 22, 2011
Rating: 5/5

I ordered this product and sent an email to NOW for more information. I wanted to compare it to Great Lakes Gelatin. This is the response I received: "While our product is checked for a variety of impurities and has to meet our strict specs for heavy metals and pesticides it is not a certified Organic material. It is obtained from a collagen derived from the skin, white connective tissues and bones of animals." Otherwise I couldn't find a lot of information anywhere on the net. I think I'd rather buy gelatin that is from an organic/grass fed source such as Great Lakes if I want to consume it on a regular basis.

Williams Lake, BC Canada