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Are Flintstone Sour Gummie Vitamins Gluten-free?


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Ashley Enthusiast

Are they?

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hez Enthusiast

I cut and pasted this from the FAQ's portion of the website.

Hez

Do your Flintstones formulas contain gluten?

We do not add gluten to any of our products, however we cannot guarantee that they are 100% gluten-free due to the fact that raw materials we receive from outside vendors are not certified as 100% gluten-free.

  • 7 years later...
windy Newbie

No, Flinstones vitamins (at least the gummies) are definitely NOT gluten-free. I was recently glutened by them because I forgot to check the label.

kareng Grand Master

The info on this thread is from 2006 so its 7 years old. Ingredients change so don't go by anything on this thread that's that old.

kareng Grand Master

This is from the website today. Looks like they label wheat clearly and, if they don't list wheat, are likely gluten-free. This looks like a typical CYA statement as they don't test for gluten.

Looks like the gummies say they contain wheat.

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"All of the Flintstones Products that contain wheat or wheat derived ingredients are labeled "contains Wheat" as required by the FDA. However, products not labeled as containing wheat cannot be guaranteed gluten free because raw materials received from outside vendors are not certified as 100% gluten free."

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