Ingredient
Glycerin
Scout's take
Glycerin is classified as neutral because it is commonly used as a solvent and sweetener in supplements without significant health impacts. It is a byproduct of soap manufacturing and is generally considered safe for consumption. Glycerin does not contribute to the nutritional value of the product but aids in the delivery of active ingredients.
The case for
Maintains product moisture and texture.
from the analysis of Barebells Protein BarMore from Scout's analyses
Glycerin is a common humectant used to retain moisture in skincare products. It is typically derived from plant oils or synthesized, and is considered safe for topical use. It does not have significant nutritional benefits or risks when used in topical applications.
from the analysis of KAZU Patch n More Clearing Pimple Patch (36 Patches)Glycerin is neutral as it is used as a humectant to maintain moisture in the capsules. It is generally recognized as safe and does not contribute significant health benefits or risks. Glycerin is a common ingredient in softgel formulations.
from the analysis of BODYBIO PC LIPOSOMAL PHOSPHOLIPID COMPLEX 60 SOFTGELSGlycerin is a sugar alcohol used as a sweetener and humectant in food products. It is generally recognized as safe and does not significantly impact blood sugar levels. It is often used to improve texture and moisture retention in products.
from the analysis of Cymbiotika Liquid Colostrum Immunity Digestive SupportFound in 118 products
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