COCONUT OIL SOFTGELS 1000MG ORGANIC 120SOFTGELS COCONUT OIL

Coconut Oil. Organic. 1000mg. 120softgels
No delivery charge if picked-up in Robinsons Galleria, Ortigas Center, EDSA We deliver anywhere in the Philippines for a minimal charge. For more products and more info, please visit our Facebook, BilinaMurato Coconut Oil. 1,000mg. 120 softgels • Contains approx. 60% Caprylic and 40% Capric Acid • Delivers beneficial medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs) • Easy-to-swallow liquid-filled softgels Supplement Facts Amount Per 3 Softgels % Daily Value (DV) Calories 25 Calories From Fat 25 Fractionated Coconut Oil (typically contains 60% Caprylic and 40% Capric Acid) 3,000 mg † Saturated Fat 3 g 15%* Directions: For adults, take three (3) softgels daily, preferably with a meal. ------- Coconuts are enjoyed in tropical regions around the world and now you can enjoy the benefits of Coconut Oil in a convenient softgel. Coconut Oil provides you with a natural energy source, and contains essential fatty acids and Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCTs). MCTs are oxidized differently in the body than other fats, making Coconut Oil a readily available energy source. Shelf Life Of Coconut Oil Every bottle or jar of coconut oil should have a “use-by”, “sell-by” or other expiration date. It’s just a rough estimate and it informs you that in almost all cases coconut oil will be fine up to that date. Sometimes it’s 1.5 years, sometimes 4 years. It’s pretty safe to assume that coconut oil should be fine for at least 1.5 years, but in most cases it’ll be fine for considerably longer period of time, like 3 or 4 years. As long as you can’t spot any signs of spoilage, coconut oil is fine to use. How To Tell If Coconut Oil Is Bad Since coconut oil has a lot of saturated fats, it’s a very stable oil. It can, however, go bad, especially if you’ll scoop it from the container with a dirty spoon or fingers. Checking whether this oil is still fine to use is similar to checking other vegetable oils. The first thing to do is to ****yze its looks – if there are any signs of mold on the surface of the oil, it’s probably better to discard the oil. Some people decide to scratch up the mold and an additional inch of the oil and use rest of it. If the surface isn’t very moldy and the oil is pretty much solid it’s pretty safe to do that, I guess. If the oil is liquid and you can notice any mold, I’d throw it away immediately. If it looks fine, smell it and taste if. If it hasn’t developed an off odor or strange taste, it’s fine and you can use it.
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Shelf Life of Coconut Oil
How long does coconut oil last? What is the shelf life of coconut oil? Since it has a longer shelf life than other oils, you may wonder, does coconut oil go bad? The shelf life of coconut oil generally depends on three factors; the processing method to retrieve the oil, how the coconut oil is stored, and the “best by” date from the manufacturer.
There are two types of oil; refined, which is either “expeller pressed” where a machine extracts the oil then uses steam to distill or “RBD” which uses chemical solvents to extract the oil and the other is unrefined, also called “virgin” or “extra-virgin” which contains the most nutrition. Refined, odorless coconut oil lasts approximately 18 months before showing signs of spoilage. Virgin coconut oil produced from a wet-milling process contains more antioxidants that help prevent spoilage; this type of coconut oil may last for several years without spoiling. Virgin or extra-virgin varieties have the longest shelf life after opened or the “best by” date, at least 3-5 years and some manufacturers say it is indefinite. The appearance of the oil will help to determine if it is still acceptable to use as well.
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Source:
http://www.coconut-oil-central.com/what-is-the-real-shelf-life-of-coconut-oil.html
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