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Hi, Can I find another niacin without hydrogenated oil in it as in Slo-Niacin Polygel Niacin?
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- 23 Nov 2009 by miledy
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- slo-niacin, niacin
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suzanne669 Dec 2009
Why don't you try the flush free niacin supplements which contain Inositol Hexanicotinate as the active ingredient.
7 Jan 2011
Yes, Endur-acin, which is made by Endurance Products Company. www.endur.com. The company has a proven product with a long successful track record and good data behind it.The company has a proprietary wax matrix extended release product. It is a vegetable based wax matrix, no hydrogenated oil. It is affordable as well, the cost is about $10 a month at 1500mg a day. Endur-acin can be purchased online on the website, fax or mail order. The service is great and the product has been very consistent. I have been taking for years and my results have been great. I have recommended to many others who have been very satisfied ! The product has been around since the 80's and proven. Good luck !
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