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Moongirl
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When i called Benadryl about their product, i asked specifically about the gelcaps, they stated that they do not put any gluten ingredients in their products, BUT cannot gaurentee that the final product is not contaminated....

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zip2play
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I take the off brand tablets all the time. Never had a problem!

Monica

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VydorScope
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We use childerns dye-free benydryl for my son with out problems. Thats a typical laywer CYA response....

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gf4life
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I use the Benadryl tablets fairly often, my son uses them too. We have never had any problems with them. I've never used the gelcaps. Do they work faster? Or just a different form for people who don't like tablets?

Oh and that is a pretty typical response from a drug company.

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minibabe
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When i called Benadryl about their product, i asked specifically about the gelcaps, they stated that they do not put any gluten ingredients in their products, BUT cannot gaurentee that the final product is not contaminated....

I have gotten that respone so many times it is not even funny........drug companies say that THEY do not put gluten in their product but they can not gaurentee that some of there suppliers dont <_<

Amanda NY

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