Re: NEWSFLASH about armour generic

[Guest guest]

ONLY because of food allergies I have (not the proportion of porcine thyroid

hormones, because that is a good thing), it's the " other ingredients " in it

that worry me. If I just knew what those other ingredients were, it might

be okay, plus, do they have an explanation of the way they process it, to

make sure it is a precise dose?

" NEWSFLASH " about armour generic

> Well folks, I just decided to quit wondering and go to the source.

> I just spoke with Dr. Patel at Time-Cap Labs that produce the

> generic that is on the Rx for less site. He is their regulatory

> person in the labs. The product is indeed natural porcine

> dessicated thyroid as stated on the product information. He was

> surprised that Mexican pharmacies were selling it and asked which

> one. He is a very pleasant man and really wanted to visit more than

> I had time for. Lets' see, he graduated from University of Houston

> and lived in River Oaks. LOL I'm going to put in my order and try

> it. I'll keep everyone informed on how I feel. Have a great day!!!

> from Texas

>

> p s HERE'S WHAT'S ON THE INFO SHEET

>

> Additional Information on each tablet:

>

>

> Natural Preperations derived from porcine thyroid glands. (T3,

> Liothyronine is approximately 4 times as potent as T4 Levothyroxine

> on a microgram for microgram basis). They provide 38mcg

> Levothyroxine (T4) and 9mcg Liothyronine (T3) for each 55mg of the

> labeled content of Thyroid.

>

> Inactive Ingredients: Microcrystaline Cellulose, Dicalcium

> Phosphate, Colloldal Silicon Dioxide, Sodium Starch Glycolate,

> Sleric Acid, Magnesium Stearate, Hydroxypropyl Methlcellulose, and

> other ingredients.

>

> Time- Cap Labs, Inc.

> Farmingdale, NY 11735

[Guest guest]

Oh, yes, that wonderful aroma! LOL

in Va.

That is really good to know...especially after my yukky

misinformation post a few days ago about this. I ordered both 1gr &

2gr generic, opened the 1gr first and it had no insert. The 2gr

bottle had one with the info just as you posted.

Thanks for your follow up on this...go to the head of the class! :-))

~see

Oh, btw, I've been taking this since last Thursday. The only

difference I detect is in the taste (sublingual). The generic is just

not sweet. When you open the sealed bottle you sure get that same

beautiful " eau d'porcine " aroma, too.

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> Well folks, I just decided to quit wondering and go to the source.

> I just spoke with Dr. Patel at Time-Cap Labs that produce the

> generic that is on the Rx for less site. He is their regulatory

> person in the labs. The product is indeed natural porcine

> dessicated thyroid as stated on the product information. He was

> surprised that Mexican pharmacies were selling it and asked which

> one.

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for checking this out for us.