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Gluten Free Antibiotics ?


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I found out today that I have strep throat. My doctor did not know of any gluten free antibiotics. The pharmasist was also clueless. Since today is Saturday, the drug companies could not be reached to find out if their products are gluten free. Does anyone know of any gluten free antibiotics. I was given the generic form of Augmentin in liquid form. I had to take one dose because I'm feeling pretty bad, plus I don't want my kids to catch this. I would appreciate any advice. Thank you


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SueC Explorer

Try www.glutenfreedrugs.com.

de caps Contributor
Try www.glutenfreedrugs.com.

Thanks Sue, I'm going to check it out right now.

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Thanks Sue, I'm going to check it out right now.

Sue,

This is a great site. Thank you . I found that most antibiotics and cold medications are Gluten free. I'm feeling much better already. Thanks again.

Donna

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I know that Amoxicilin made by Teva Pharmaceuticals is gluten-free. I called the company.

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I'm glad it helped Donna. That site has been very helpful to me over this past year.

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