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Flinstone Chewable Vitamins

LeeV

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LeeV
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Hi, just wanted to know if I can give my daughter chewable Flinstone Vitamins? I checked out their website and it just says artificial colors, flavoring. Thanks.

Lee :)

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eternity Explorer
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I would also like to know the answer to this.

lovegrov Collaborator
lovegrov
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I think Bayer makes them. Call the company and ask.

richard

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celiac3270
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Called the company once first going gluten-free....they didn't say that they contained gluten, but rather, that they could not clarify that they were gluten-free....therefore, they might be safe, but we don't know......so, not good....sorry

-celiac3270

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lyndszai
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I know that the equate childrens chewable multivitiamins (Regular) are gluten-free .I take one everyday and im 15 lol.They are just like the flinstones except they're dogs lol.I got them at Walmart it said right on the package they were gulten free.I dont know if thats of any help to you .

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flagbabyds
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I used to have the sesame street chewables

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gf4life
Posted

Bugs Bunny Chewables are supposed to be gluten-free.

My kids use the Lil' Critters Gummy Bear Vitamins. They say on the package that they are gluten free.

God bless,

Mariann

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