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Sublingual B-complex And A Liquid Iron


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Cannot find one that will commit to being gluten free.....

anyone use/know of one?

I like a complex vs. just B12.

I've gone without for 10 days and I'm really starting to feel it! :D I feel better for the most part, but the fatigue is really gettin gout of hand.

THANKS!


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ami27 Apprentice

I'm not sure about the liquid iron, but I use DaVinci Laboratories of Vermont Sublingual B12+ It says it is free of citrus, corn, egg, gluten, milk, ric, sodium, soy, wheat, yeast added starches, synthetic dyes, artificial flavorings and preservatives. I got it at the vitamin shoppe.

Hope that helps.

Ami

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Two brands I know of that say gluten-free on supplements are Source Naturals, and Freeda. Both have web sites you can use to look up what they have. Lots of places carry Source Naturals too.

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I use Douglas Laboratories Sublingual-12 Plus. www.douglaslabs.com It specifies no yeast, wheat gluten, soy protein, milk, corn, sodium, starch, artificial coloring or preservatives.

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Cannot find one that will commit to being gluten free.....

anyone use/know of one?

I like a complex vs. just B12.

I've gone without for 10 days and I'm really starting to feel it! :D I feel better for the most part, but the fatigue is really gettin gout of hand.

THANKS!

I don't know about the liquid iron, but GNC B12 is gluten-free. Check them out. Good price. They might have the liquid iron too.

aaascr Apprentice

I use floravital liquid iron - www.florahealth.com

and a sublingual b comlex by nutraceutical solutions

800-856-7040

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