Ingredient Listings (was ZincO (was Re:botanicals naturals))

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Matija. I didn't want to be the first to take the liberty,

but I'm very glad the information is being shared.

It must frustrate you and the other moderators who field all these

repeat questions. You handle it very well, I think, and I'm learning

to first use the search engine before posting. But I find it

difficult to search for products for two reasons: the search engine

returns many seemingly extraneous hits, and there's no good way to

identify the post that contains the ingredients or key info about a

product.

Have you or considered collecting the products' ingredients and

other key information in a Yahoo eGroup file that is accessible to

all group members on the group site. Alternatively, the information

could be posted on a Web site, available to everyone. Would that be

legal?

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

> It's ok to list the ingredients of ZincO. We've done it on the

list

> lots of times. Here's one instance of a listing:

>

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rosacea-support/message/18196

>

> Hope that helps!

> Matija

>

>

>

> > , there was no lecithin in the list of ingredients emailed

to

> > me by Dr. Sy. (Out of respect for Dr. Sy, who doesn't list her

> > ingredients publicly on her site, I won't reproduce the list

here.)

> >

> > Marjorie

> >

> > Marjorie Lazoff, MD

> >

> > > I reacted similarly to zinco. Someone on the list told me that

> zinco

> > > contains lecithin and some other ingredients that I might be

> > reacting to.