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Can someone tell me if there is a inexpensive gluten free probiotic that you can buy somewhere normal ie.. walmart, cvs etc.. Thank-You for your help. :)

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My husband takes DDS. I don't know where it is available or its price compared to others, but it was recommended to us by a dietician and he's had great results with it.

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Can someone tell me if there is a inexpensive gluten free probiotic that you can buy somewhere normal ie.. walmart, cvs etc.. Thank-You for your help. :)

I take Enzymatic acidophilus pearls. A thing of 30 is like 12 bucks at GNC. It comes in a blue box. They're cheap and quite effective.

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Im sorry what is DDS? Thanks for your help. My 12 year old daughter apparently needs to be on a probiotic daily, Her Doctor gave us some samples of Align. Went to but them and they are somewhat expensive also she has to take iron everyday and her insurance will not cover it. New at all this vitamins and minerals, trying to figure it all out. Trying not to spend much money with this economy the way it is. Thanks for ya's input.

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My daughter uses "Rexall Naturals" Ultimate Probitotic Formula from Walmart. Comes in a Purple bottle. We checked with the manufacturer and it is Gluten Free. She is extremely sensitive and has been taking it for over a year without problems.

Penny

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Thanks for the replies it helped solve one of my problems :)

CeliacMom2008 Enthusiast
CeliacMom2008
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Sorry for the late response. DDS is just the name of the probiotics. Not a very exciting name...

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Thanks Celiac Mom :)

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