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Gluten Free Multi Vitamin

David in Seattle

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David in Seattle Explorer
David in Seattle
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Can anyone suggest a good, readily available and reasonably cheap guaranteed to be gluten free multivitamin?

TIA

David

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flagbabyds Collaborator
flagbabyds
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I take centrum and they say on their website that it's gluten free

2. Is Centrum gluten-free and is it safe for people with Open Original Shared Link to take?

Yes, Centrum is gluten-free and suitable for individuals with celiac disease.

David in Seattle Explorer
David in Seattle
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I take centrum and they say on their website that it's gluten free

Thanks, I had heard that before about the brand. I'm currently using a generic of Centrum, but of course the no-gluten aspect may not have made it through the generic equivalent process.

DonaldandAlanda Evans Apprentice
DonaldandAlanda Evans
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I use UP&UP. It's a Target brand, and it says it's gluten free right on it.

Ahorsesoul Enthusiast
Ahorsesoul
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We were to Mayo Clinic in Rochester last week. They wanted us to be sure our medications and supplements were gluten free. I received this list:

NOT certified gluten free:

Centrum--all

One A Day

May contain trace amounts of gluten:

Geritol Complete and Extend

Unicap-all

Gluten Free:

Geritol Tonic

Health Market-all

Target Brand Multivitamin and Complete Multivitamin

Freeda-all

Nature's Resource-all

Nature Made-all

Pioneer Nutritionals-all

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David in Seattle Explorer
David in Seattle
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We were to Mayo Clinic in Rochester last week. They wanted us to be sure our medications and supplements were gluten free. I received this list:

NOT certified gluten free:

Centrum--all

One A Day

May contain trace amounts of gluten:

Geritol Complete and Extend

Unicap-all

Gluten Free:

Geritol Tonic

Health Market-all

Target Brand Multivitamin and Complete Multivitamin

Freeda-all

Nature's Resource-all

Nature Made-all

Pioneer Nutritionals-all

Once Source

Thanks for the replies. I went to Target & looked at their house brand, none of the multivitamins I saw (Up & Up, etc) were clearly marked "Gluten Free". So I stopped at a Rite Aid on the way home & picked up a couple bottles of "Nature Made Multi", which is labeled "No yeast or Gluten". Plus, they were buy one, get one free, which is always nice :D

Yup Apprentice
Yup
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Thanks for the replies. I went to Target & looked at their house brand, none of the multivitamins I saw (Up & Up, etc) were clearly marked "Gluten Free". So I stopped at a Rite Aid on the way home & picked up a couple bottles of "Mature Made Multi", which is labeled "No yeast or Gluten". Plus, they were buy one, get one free, which is always nice :D

I know that Costco in Canada has a pre-natal vitamin that is gluten free, and it is under $5. I take it even though I'm not pregnant!

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GG-GFree Newbie
GG-GFree
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I use Nature Made.

It says Gluten Free right on the bottle.

:D

Puddy Explorer
Puddy
Posted

I take centrum and they say on their website that it's gluten free

Hi, Molly -

You might want to double check on the Centrum vitamins. I started taking them when I was first diagnosed 2 years ago because their website said gluten-free. Unfortunately it was the Canadian site. When I called them they said only the ones sold in Canada are guaranteed gluten-free. They might have changed that since then, but just wanted to give you a heads up.

DonaldandAlanda Evans Apprentice
DonaldandAlanda Evans
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Thanks for the replies. I went to Target & looked at their house brand, none of the multivitamins I saw (Up & Up, etc) were clearly marked "Gluten Free". So I stopped at a Rite Aid on the way home & picked up a couple bottles of "Mature Made Multi", which is labeled "No yeast or Gluten". Plus, they were buy one, get one free, which is always nice :D

The UP&UP men's one a day says gluten free right after the ingredients list.

jackay Enthusiast
jackay
Posted

Kirkman Labs has several different gluten free multivitamins.

kimis Collaborator
kimis
Posted

I take rainbow light children's multi chewable...it tastes like crap, but easy on the tummy.

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TEC4 Newbie
TEC4
Posted

I take centrum and they say on their website that it's gluten free

I checked into this. The Canadian (.ca) sit reports that Centrum is gluten free but the .com sit does not certify that information.

  • 6 months later...
rachelb86 Newbie
rachelb86
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All of this info is helpfull..... my gi dr. told me to find a good mutli vitamin with mainly five ingredients are the most important ones which are vitamin D, iron, selenium, copper and magnesium... she also said that prenatal may be better than reg even if you're not pregnant bc they have higher levels. i know i can not take womens one a day as they make me feel terrible and this both times i tried to take them before i had my gi biopsy and before i knew what was wrong with me. so now im kind of afraid to take them in fear of feeling crummy. anyone have an opinion on what makes them feel the best and if i should go with the prenatal rather than a regular kind? i just want to not feel weak and afraid to excercise again. i also may need to say i have type one diabetes and anemic so any help for a newly diagnosed would be awesome im still learning ..... thanks :)

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