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Drug, Vistaril Gf


grantschoep

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grantschoep Contributor

Ok, I've been given this medication my by Dr. But I now look and don't see it on the gluten free drug list on <Open Original Shared Link

Does that mean it has gluten. Basically, is there a list of drugs that DO have gluten to match up and compare with the list that shows which do not?

Drug in particular hi is called

Brand Name: Vistaril

Generic : Hydroxyz Pam


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It is on the huge Delphi product list as gluten free

This is what it says:

Vistaril (Pfizer) (884.381.1985) (verifired=07/02)

Caplets and Suspension (gluten-free, contains corn)

When always in question the best thing to do is call the manufacturer. Different gluten-free medications may cover more then others and there is no possible way to cover all of the gluten free meds in one list.

cdford Contributor

EON Labs also makes a generic of Vistaril that is gluten-free.

Vistaril does not curtail the gastro symptoms, but if taken immediately upon realizing that I have gotten glutened, it helps significantly with the swollen and stinging tongue and respiratory problems. It also seems to limit (but not totally eliminate) the initial itchy stage of DH prior to the outbreak.

grantschoep Contributor

Thanks, by the way where is the huge Delphi Product listing? Is it online anywhere?

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

Yea, contact celiac3270. He is sending it to anyone who wants it. It is 79 pages long and just updated in April. There is also a thread on here where he explains how to get to it yourself if you would rather get it yourself.

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