Re: irradiated vitamins - also a problem for chelating agents?

[Guest guest]

I order our DMPS/ALA from Falls Pharmacy. They ship through US Mail. I

will request UPS in the future, obviously. But, is the irradiation a problem

for the DMPS/ALA I already have? Thanks.

In a message dated 4/22/2006 10:59:56 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

writes:

Some of you may already know this, but when checking out a website to

order some VRP products, it says not to have your vitamins shipped by

United States Post Office because the x-ray the packages. If you were

ordering probiotics, this would kill the them. I am sure it does not

do nice things the whatever else you order either.

Just an FYI...go with UPS, FedEx, or another carrier of packages.

[Guest guest]

To be honest I really don't know. I did look up irradiated mail on

th EPA regulation site and it states that only mail addressed to a

congressional address is scanned with radiation. The best thing I

could suggest is to ask your post office if your packages are

scanned or not. My understanding is that is does affect the

appearance of the mail, the packaging could be yellowed or smell

funny. Now, personally, nothing I have ordered seems " weird " as yet.

But a little research never hurts to check into it.

But the government states that it is unsure what irradiation does to

the mail or the postal workers.

-- In , JLJukoski@... wrote:

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> I order our DMPS/ALA from Falls Pharmacy. They ship through US

Mail. I

> will request UPS in the future, obviously. But, is the

irradiation a problem

> for the DMPS/ALA I already have? Thanks.

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> In a message dated 4/22/2006 10:59:56 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

> writes:

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> Some of you may already know this, but when checking out a

website to

> order some VRP products, it says not to have your vitamins

shipped by

> United States Post Office because the x-ray the packages. If you

were

> ordering probiotics, this would kill the them. I am sure it does

not

> do nice things the whatever else you order either.

> Just an FYI...go with UPS, FedEx, or another carrier of packages.

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