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Gluten Free Pregnant Glucose Test

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Babycakes21404 Newbie
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I am due to take my glucose test for my pregnancy. I am still new to learning what to look for other than wheat barley rye and flour. I had done some searching and read some people still got sick even when told that it is gluten-free so makes me nervous....being the bottle itself doesnt actually say Gluten Free. These are the ingredients listed on the bottle just looking for help to see if they are safe... Thank you in advance

Active ingredient 5.0 g glucose per fl. oz(29.6ml)

Contains: water, dextrose (d-glucose;source:corn), acacia, glycerol ester of wood rosin, FD&C red#40, citric acid, natural and artificial flavors, brominated soybean oil, sodium hexametaphosphate, BHA and .10% sodium benzoate as a preservative .

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kareng Grand Master
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Looks gluten-free to me. That stuff makes most people a bit sick to their stomach.

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ravenwoodglass Mentor
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If your in the US if the glucose is derived from wheat it should say so on the label. If you are in doubt call the maker. Usually if you put their name in a search engine with the words 'contact information' you can get the phone number.

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kareng Grand Master
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If your in the US if the glucose is derived from wheat it should say so on the label. If you are in doubt call the maker. Usually if you put their name in a search engine with the words 'contact information' you can get the phone number.

It looks like it says its from corn?

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