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Otc Zyrtec D

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I used to be on the prescription formula and had no problems. Now that I have to take the otc formula, I have some mild, yet unpleasant symptoms. I have changed nothing else in my extremely limited diet.

I checked the website which gave no indication either way, so I emailed them with the question - is this gluten-free? I never received an answer which prompted me to call them. I was told that while gluten isn't added, the otc formula has not been tested, but they will get back to me.

Just when things were under control.... :(

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