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Vitamins

kaemon85

By kaemon85
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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kaemon85 Newbie
kaemon85
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Hello all-

I have decided that yes I am allergic to wheat and gluten. It has been frusturating and wonderful to find out all at the same time. I am feeling so much better now, but all my questions? I am wondering if anyone can recommend a good vitamin. Thank you !!!

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Hello all-

I have decided that yes I am allergic to wheat and gluten. It has been frusturating and wonderful to find out all at the same time. I am feeling so much better now, but all my questions? I am wondering if anyone can recommend a good vitamin. Thank you !!!

I take GNC vitamins because they say gluten-free right on the label. I know that there are others that are gluten-free, but these are cheap, local (not buying off of the internet), and work for me! Hope that helps. Tiff

Corkdarrr Enthusiast
Corkdarrr
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I take NatureMade which also say 'Gluten Free' right on the label.

It's a pretty common brand - I got mine at Walgreens and I think I usually see them at the grocery store, too.

dionnek Enthusiast
dionnek
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I have a myriad of vitamins - multi from BJ's (confirmed gluten-free), calcium from Costco (Kirkland) says gluten-free and confirmed, sundown B12 and folic acid and vit. C and iron - confirmed gluten-free by phone call.

Vladimir Gluten Newbie
Vladimir Gluten
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Sam's Club: Member's Mark Advanced Multi Performance confirmed gluten-free by phone call

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I take Centrum Advanced--I checked, it's gluten-free. There are other Centrum formulas that do contain gluten, so beware of that.

eeyor-fan Contributor
eeyor-fan
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Hello all-

I have decided that yes I am allergic to wheat and gluten. It has been frusturating and wonderful to find out all at the same time. I am feeling so much better now, but all my questions? I am wondering if anyone can recommend a good vitamin. Thank you !!!

I take the Olay Vitamins "Energy Pack" all Olay vitamins say gluten-free on the box/container but a lot of celiacs cannot digest the hard vitamins so they use the childrens "Gummy Vites" which are also labeled gluten-free. And Viactive Vitamin and Calcium chews are gluten-free.

Hugs

Bridget

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