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Anyone Take Primacare One Prenatal?


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I know I have been writing WAY too many questions, but where else can I find the answers that I NEED and TRUST!!! So I guess I am getting used to the legal things that companies need to say, but when I call PrimaCare ONE, they said, "As far as we know, there is no known gluten/wheat in any of the ingredients." She then went on to say that they call each manufactor ( who make the different ingredients) and they all say they do not use wheat. She also said that they have has NO ONE call to say that they had a reaction from it. My symptoms were never that bad, and because I was both diagnosed for celiacs and found out I was pregnant, I have no idea which symptoms are causing what. This company is the #1 selling prenatal so I have to believe that they would have heard something by now, but I am totally clueless.

Is this enough info to trust? They are sending me a list of all ingredients.

Has anyone on this site used this before?

Thanks again for all your help!


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kprince Apprentice

This is actually their statement:

On behalf of the Ther-Rx Corporation, a subsidiary of KV Pharmaceutical, thank you for your inquiry. You inquired about the presence of gluten in our PrimaCare. We do not test our finished products for the presence of gluten; however, a thorough review of the raw ingredients reveals no sources of gluten (wheat, rye, barley, or oats). Thus, we do believe that, to the best of our knowledge, this product is free of gluten.

Do you think it is safe?

  • 2 weeks later...
Donna F Enthusiast

I take Primacare One Softgel TRX. The pill is purple and says TherRX 200 on it. I have been taking it for 5 months without a problem.

Congrats and good luck!

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