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Medications With Gluten


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Does anyone know which meds are likely to have gluten as a binder? Prevacid?


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I dont know for sure af any as I am an anti pill person......

When i first tried getting a dr to test me for celiac his reaction was to shovel acid reflux pills into me, they seemed to make this worse for me, however keep in mind I hate pills of any kind and it may have been a subconscious thing rather than a G thing

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Does anyone know which meds are likely to have gluten as a binder? Prevacid?

It does appear that the capsules are. I found this link which may be helpful to you. Edit: this is a medscape list so you have to register but I found the link readily on google but it is too long to cut and paste

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One of the best ways to find out is to put the med and the word gluten into google. Many times the companies gluten statement will be one of the first things you see. This also works with foods and some non food items like hairdye etc.

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Here is a list:

www.glutenfreedrugs.com

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