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Kasey'sMom

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Just wondering if anyone knows if their Goji juice is gluten-free or not?

Thanks! :)


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mamaw Community Regular

If its pure juice then its gluten-free.

mamaw

  • 1 year later...
Scottusnr Newbie
Just wondering if anyone knows if their Goji juice is gluten-free or not?

Thanks! :)

Hello Kasey's Mom,

I can tell you that I have been taking a product called Himalayan Goji Juice for some time now. It has helped me a great deal. And YES, it is Gluten Free. It has helped with many aspects of the effects that I was having trememdously. There is so much to rave about this product it is hard to write about! :rolleyes::( You can only order this product directly from a distributor. If you would like more information, you can email me at scottusnr2004@yahoo.com. I know that it worked for me, and I hope it can work for Kasey.

Sincerely,

Scott Johnson

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