Brushed Aluminum Bottles

Pure Icelandic fish oils In a Safe Bottle

Providing a product that is healthy and safe for pets is what Iceland Pure products are all about. In 2005 Iceland Pure discovered that the plastic bottles that housed our nutritional salmon oil shrunk soon after being filled. After analyzing the competition we learned quickly that our competitors were suffering from the same problem. We also noticed that those who used plastic bottles which were less expensive shrunk with more severity and more frequently. Iceland Pure was determined to find out why this was happening and what was causing it. Many environmentalists, health conscious and educated public are aware that plastic bottles are made of many toxic chemicals. One of these chemicals is called Hexane. Certain liquids will tend to “break down" the plastic if the liquid is left inside of a bottle over time. In order to ensure the quality of our product and maintain its integrity for our customers Iceland Pure continues to bring you the safest and healthiest products on the market. That is why we are proud to announce to our customers the new GREEN BRUSHED ALUMINUM BOTTLES. Our bottles are coated with Epoxy Resin that once hardened, becomes like glass. Oil will not break down this type of coating, and the coating will not affect the purity of the oil. Our new BRUSHED ALUMINUM bottles will ensure a healthier and safer alternative for our furry friends. We are happy to continue to provide the finest pet products in the industry. Our pure Icelandic salmon oil continues to be a healthy source of Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids for all our pets, and is now housed in a bottle which is one of a kind in the industry. We are excited about our newest discovery and will continue to bring you the very best in the pet food industry.

Never purchase a bottle that is shrinking or is buckled. Simply look for one that is not if your Salmon oil choice is not Iceland Pure Salmon oil.

California Department of Health Services "Finished, hardened epoxy products are practically non-toxic unless they are cut, sanded, or burned. " source California Dept. of Health Services To view the pdf report click here