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Quick Nyquil Question


ReneCox

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quick question...Is nyquil gluten free??i need a fast answer from someone because If so, im about to go to walmart and buy some. I'm dying of a cold and I just want to go to sleep!


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Nantzie Collaborator

I have used Nyquil gelcaps with no problems.

Nancy

ReneCox Contributor

thanks! what about the liquid? And sorry for my grammar before....I'm obviously not feeling well!

Jo.R Contributor

I called Vics two weeks ago and was told all of Vics products were gluten-free.

jmengert Enthusiast

I was just on Vicks' website for Dayquil to see if it's gluten-free, and it says that ALL Vicks products are gluten-free, so you should be good to go!

olalisa Contributor

this is a great website that includes both prescription and OTC meds:

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I see that you already have the answer to your Nyquil question, but I thought that this website may help you and others who read this thread in the future.

Feel Better,

Lisa

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