- QUESTIONS (5)
Jenna
Verified Reviewer
25/04/24
Q: Hi, just wondering if NAC and MSM can both be taken together? Thanks
HealthPost team
28/04/24
A: Hi Jenna, Thanks for your question! NAC and MSM aren't known to interact with each other, but they are both precursors to glutathione. In which case, it might be more suitable to go for one or the other so it's gentler on the body. Your Healthpost Team.
Dan
Verified Reviewer
14/07/23
Q: Hi, just wondering if this product has been "heavy metal tested"?
If not do you have any NAC that has been "heavy metal tested"?
If not do you have any NAC that has been "heavy metal tested"?
HealthPost team
18/07/23
A: Hello Dan, thank you for your question. Our supplier has responded.
"Thank you for your inquiry into Solgar NAC.
We can confirm that all Solgar product are tested for heavy metals, and this includes Solgars NAC."
Wishing you all the best
Your HealthPost team
"Thank you for your inquiry into Solgar NAC.
We can confirm that all Solgar product are tested for heavy metals, and this includes Solgars NAC."
Wishing you all the best
Your HealthPost team
Nan
Verified Reviewer
21/06/23
Q: Re being gluten free or not, there is an additional ingredients list which appears to not include ingredients that contain gluten. Could Healpost check this please? It's a good product I have purchased before. I haven't had issues with it and take extra care to be gluten free. I was concerned after reading your response to the other question which appears ti indicate it contains gluten.
HealthPost team
26/06/23
A: Hi, thank you for reaching out. Our suppliers confirm that Solgars NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) 600 mg continues to be both gluten and wheat free. We hope this is helpful. Wishing you all the best. Your HealthPost team.
Sandra
Verified Reviewer
22/05/23
Q: What is the difference between NAC N acetyl cysteine and NAC L acetyl cysteine
HealthPost team
25/05/23
A: Thank you for your question - the terms refer to the same compound. NAC is the abbreviated term for N-acetyl cysteine and N-acetyl L-cysteine. When NAC is ingested, it is converted to L-cysteine, which could explain why that is sometimes included in the supplement's name. L-cysteine can then become the antioxidant glutathione. Thank you from your HealthPost team.
Brigid
Verified Reviewer
16/04/23
Q: There is no mention of this product being gluten free…
HealthPost team
17/04/23
A: Hi Brigid, thank you for your question. The icon ‘Gluten free’ is absent on this product's specialties section, indicating it is not gluten-free.
Here is a link to our range of Acetyl Cysteine that are Gluten free -healthpost.co.nz/search-results/?q=acetyl%20cysteine&narrow=%5B%5B%22Dietary%20needs%22%2C%22Gluten..
You can find more gluten-free products on our website by entering the ingredient of health goals name into the search bar, then select the filter ‘Gluten free’ from the ‘Dietary needs’ drop-down menu, which appears as part of your optional filters atop the products listing.
For more help please feel free to contact our team on 0800 148 148 or LiveChat. Wishing you well, your HealthPost team.
Here is a link to our range of Acetyl Cysteine that are Gluten free -healthpost.co.nz/search-results/?q=acetyl%20cysteine&narrow=%5B%5B%22Dietary%20needs%22%2C%22Gluten..
You can find more gluten-free products on our website by entering the ingredient of health goals name into the search bar, then select the filter ‘Gluten free’ from the ‘Dietary needs’ drop-down menu, which appears as part of your optional filters atop the products listing.
For more help please feel free to contact our team on 0800 148 148 or LiveChat. Wishing you well, your HealthPost team.
