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Questionable Ingredients In Vitamins


ka-brennan

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ka-brennan Newbie

Hello,

Being recently diagnosed with gluten intolerance, I am looking for information on vitamin supplements. I am specifically hoping to underdstand what ingredients included in the vitamins' make-up are linked to gluten. I am hoping that someone has some experience with this to help me indentify possible names of ingedients that are glutenous.

Thanks so much!


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There are many brands that are marked gluten-free or say something like "contains no gluten, starches" etc.. Nature Made has many that are. Just be aware that there are some that are marked gluten-free and contain oats, barley or wheat grass. Those ingedients are listed on the label. They are not gluten-free, even though thay are marked gluten-free. Most of these are specialty plant based supplements and say something to the effect on the label.

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