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Traditional Medicinals Tea Nov 26, 2005

www.traditionalmedicinals.com

Do any of your products contain gluten?

Celiac patients are advised to avoid food ingredients containing gluten and/or its derivatives (e.g. gliadin). Certain grains such as barley, oat, rye and wheat contain proteins that are composed of prolamins and/or glutelins. None of Traditional Medicinals products contain any wheat or rye, or their derivatives. The following two Traditional Medicinals products contain barley grain or oatstraw and therefore the tea infusion prepared from them may contain a small amount of naturally occurring gliadin or gluten:

PMS Tea®St. John's Good Mood®

Gluten Free List Of "Traditional Medicinals" Teas

"Just for Kids" Organic Throat Coat

"Just for Kids" Organic Tummy Comfortâ„¢

"Just for Kids" Organic Nighty Night

"Just for Kids" Organic Cold Care

Throat Coat

Throat Coat Herbal Pastilles

Throat Coat Herbal Syrup

Lemon Echinacea Throat Coat

Organic Echinacea Plus

Echinacea Plus Herbal Pastilles

Organic Echinacea Elder

Echinacea Elder Herbal Syrup

Herba Tussin

Herba Tussin Herbal Pastilles

Herba Tussin Cough Syrup

Breathe Easy

Breathing Thyme

Cold Care P.M.

Gypsy Cold Care

Cold Season Sampler

Cran-Aid

Female Toner

Organic Mother's Milk

Organic Raspberry Leaf

Pregnancy Tea

Women's Liberty

Iron Womanâ„¢

Organic Bancha

Organic Golden Greenâ„¢

Organic Green Tea with Ginger

Organic Hojicha

Organic Kukicha

Smooth Move

Chocolate Smooth Move

Eater's Digest

EveryDay Detox

Ginger Aid

Organic Ginger

Organic Golden Ginger

Organic Peppermint

Organic Roasted Dandelion Root

Weightless

Weightless Cinnamon-Spice

Weightless Cranberry

Easy Now

Organic Chamomile

Organic Chamomile with Lavender

Organic Nighty Night

Organic Chai

Organic Yerba Maté

Ginger Yerba Maté

Organic Lemon Yerba Maté

Pau d'Arco

Think O2

Organic Rooibos with Honeybush

Organic Rose Hips

Organic Spearmint

Throat Coat Herbal Pastilles

Throat Coat Herbal Syrup

Herba Tussin Herbal Pastilles

Herba Tussin Cough Syrup

Echinacea Plus Herbal Pastilles

Echinacea Elder Herbal Syrup

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Tetley Tea www.tetleyusa.com Nov. 26/2005 #Does Tetley® have gluten in its tea bags / tea mix?

We are aware of the allergies suffered by some from gluten. All of the tea bags packaged for Tetley USA Inc. for retail sale, including our decaffeinated, flavored and green blend tea bag products do not contain any gluten. The iced tea mix sold under the Tetley® Brand name does not contain gluten either. The caramel coloring used in the iced tea mix is manufactured from high dextrose containing corn syrup, which is gluten free.

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Guest nini
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thank you for posting that, I LOVE Traditional Medicinals Teas

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mama23 Newbie
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Not all of their products are gluten-free

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Statement on gluten:

"Do any of your products contain gluten?

Celiac patients are advised to avoid food ingredients containing gluten and/or its derivatives (e.g. gliadin). Certain grains such as barley, oat, rye and wheat contain proteins that are composed of prolamins and/or glutelins. None of Traditional Medicinals herbal

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