Blu kote and chickens eggs

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katelwil said:
That's so strange that they'd say something like that? I have never heard that before. When I used it for the first time I got it on my hand and it didn't take long for it wear off.

I have only used it on my turkey but if I ever use it on my hens I would still eat their eggs. :)
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Some people like to spin up misinformation, that's all.
 
From what I've been told, you're not supposed to use it on animals intended for human consumption.
 
katelwil said:
That's so strange that they'd say something like that? I have never heard that before. When I used it for the first time I got it on my hand and it didn't take long for it wear off.

I have only used it on my turkey but if I ever use it on my hens I would still eat their eggs. :)
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tripletfeb said:
I've heard this a few other times. Don't know what the thinking is but it is completely fine to eat eggs from a chicken that had blu kote on it. I'd even eat the egg if it had blu kote on the shell. The company that makes blu kote would not sell any bottles if using it meant not eating eggs from a hen that had it on. Weird lies
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On the back of the body it says not to use for horse meat but nothing about chickens so I don’t know where they are getting the eggs not being good for from blu kote
 

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