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Pediatlyte Okay?


Mayam

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Mayam Apprentice

Hi,

My 3 1/2 yr old has the flu and I was wondering if anyone knows if Pedialyte (sp?) is okay. I see in my CSA Product Listing Guide that Gatorade is okay. Maybe I wasn't looking closely enough for the Pediatlyte. Also, does anyone have the book that contains the gluten-free info on medications? If so, how do you like it?

Thanks in advance for any help given!

Rachel


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Guest LisaB

I am not sure on Pedialyte, but I do know that freshly squeezed lemon juice is great for electrolyte replacement and a very safe way to go!

eliana Newbie

Pedialyte is gluten free. It is on the celiac.com website under "mainstream products that are gluten free...medications and medicines."

My little girl (15 mos) has the flu too. We have been giving it to her.

Guest aramgard

Hey, I am 69 and when I had that flu, my husband gave me pedialyte and it not only stayed down but made me feel much better. Good luck, that flu is really nasty stuff. Shirley

Connie R-E Apprentice

I called the company recently and they confirmed that is is gluten-free, however... that stuff tastes really BAD!! Yuck!! :blink: It's strongly flavored and tastes both salty and sweet...

Where's the Gatorade? :P

Connie

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