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Are Centrum And Nature Made Vitamins Gluten-free?

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amber-rose Contributor
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I take Centrum's multivitamin and Nature Made's B-Complex, and I was wondering if they contained any gluten. Thanks!

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brizzo Contributor
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I called Centrum, they said that thier multivitamins ARE made without gluten,,,but they come into contact with other Gluten containing products at the factory. Wild Oats Market make a multivitiman that actually says gluten free on the FRONT of the laber..(very clear)... no more label hunting!! =)

Corkdarrr Enthusiast
Corkdarrr
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I take hte NatureMade daily multi vitamin and it says right on the back of the label that it is made with:

"No artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no preservatives, no chemical solvents, yeast or gluten"

In terms of CC like with Centrum though, I have no idea. But it's a great question.

Perhaps someone else on here knows?

-Courtney

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mariets Newbie
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Has anyone had a problems with the Centrum Pro Nutrients line?

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