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Walgreens Lemon Magnesium Citrate


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so I have to take a lemon magnesium citrate for my upcoming capsule endoscopy.  has anyone used the Walgreens brand?  I haven't been able to find anything definite and am going to e-mail them, but thought I'd check here as well.  Thanks!

 

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answered my own question.  it's on the walgreens list of gluten-free drugs, but I was looking under magnesium citrate and it's listed under the "Cs" as citrate of magnesium

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You may have used Mag Cit before. If not, it helps a lot to chill it first and drink it with a straw or even two straws. That way it can go down your throat and practically bypass your tastebuds altogether! It also helps to have a small chaser of fruit juice or something you like ready to go before you start to drink it immediately after. I found these tips made it a lot easier when I had it. I prefer the cherry flavor, but that's just me, and it comes dye free, at least where I bought it at CVS.

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