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Gluten Free Medications


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DinaB Apprentice

Does anyone have an accurate source for locating Gluten Free Medications. I thought the glutenfreemedicines.com was accurate until someone posted that some of Pfizer's drugs are not safe. When I do get sick I take Zithromax, which according to glutenfreemedicines.com is listed as gluten free. Pfizer's website reports that it HAS gluten.

Who can we trust here?

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hermitgirl Contributor

If Pfizer's website states that their item contains gluten, I would believe the manufacturer. They change formulations of fillers from time to time. Unfortunately gluten free lists sometimes aren't updated fast enough.

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jerseyangel Proficient

Personally, I don't ever rely on a list. I call the manufacturer and check each time I'm prescribed a medication. There are 2 that I take on a continuing basis, and I call them every few months to make sure they're still gluten-free.

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Personally, I don't ever rely on a list. I call the manufacturer and check each time I'm prescribed a medication. There are 2 that I take on a continuing basis, and I call them every few months to make sure they're still gluten-free.

Thanks. I guess I will have to do the same.

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