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I have never purchased from this company but thought forum folks might like to see the site. Claire

Freeda Vitamins has a complete line of gluten-free supplements, which also contain no starch, coal tar dyes, artificial flavoring, salt, sulfates, preservatives, lactose, fish ingredients, eggs, nor meat ingredients. According to Dr. Philip Zimmerman, who is president of Freeda and has a Ph.D. in micro-chemistry, "We....scrupulously careful to avoid any gluten, as well as artificial colors, flavors, additives, or preservatives....I do not allow the use of 'premixed blends' which are often used in our industry..."(15) (Editor's note: Celiacs are given a discount on all Freeda's products) Write to

Freeda Vitamins, 36 E. 41st St., New York, NY 10017, or call (800) 777-3737.

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I take the quintabs and really like them. Easy to swallow too, if you hate doing that like me :)

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Another good thing about Freeda is that you can order over internet and the order is delivered really quickly. Been using their products for a couple of years now. My husband has celiac I don't but I take these too. We use as much gluten-free products in our home in place of "regular brands" for several reasons. One of which is to help keep these products in business and it's easier to buy one brand rather than having separate bottles "His" and "Hers." The shelf gets too cluttered. And they are easy to swallow vitamins (I can't swallor large pills - I'd rather take two smaller ones than one large one). Do a lot of women have this problem too or am I only one of a few?

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On the topic of gluten-free vitamins, I use Nature Made, I buy them right at CVS, and it says Gluten-free right on the bottles :)

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