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Folic Acid, Gluten Free, Dairy Free


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I need to find a folic acid pill that is gluten free and dairy free. I live in Canada and there is a rexall really close to my house would they carry one?

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These are the best prenatals I have found...used them with my son before I was diagnosed with celiac...

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Do you need plain folic or a prenatal? www.kirkmanlabs.com offers both and they are gluten free/dairy free.

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I use Freeda vitamins. They are all gluten-free/dairy-free. They do ship to Canada. They have b12 and folic acid combo: Open Original Shared Link

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I actually ordered Freeda Prenatal Vitamins prior to my daughter's wedding (my daughter said it would help my hair grow . . .figured it can't hurt, might help!). They're fantastic. No horrible "vitamin-y" smell when you open the bottle, just very faint. They're reasonable, and they deliver right to your door -- quickly. Freeda Vitamins are everything-free: gluten, dairy, yeast, color, etc.

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