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Kirkland Signature Brand Benadryl?

JesseW

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JesseW Newbie
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Hi. First time poster here.

I cant seem to find any info on this.

Is the Kirland Signature brand of Benadryl (Diphenhydramine) Gluten-free?

Please and thank you.

Jesse

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SarahMae Newbie
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Hi. First time poster here.

I cant seem to find any info on this.

Is the Kirland Signature brand of Benadryl (Diphenhydramine) Gluten-free?

Please and thank you.

Jesse

Looks like that is manufactured by LNK International out of New York.

631-435-3500

Product Name: Complete Allergy Mini-Tabs

Product #: 44-329

Call them and check into it on Monday and let us know what you get.

I have been taking it on a regular basis since I went gluten free, but problems are starting to pop up again so I am weeding out my medications. I cut out all of the main culprits of gluten, but I have been slacking in the "hidden gluten" department...so I couldn't tell you for sure. If I do get a chance in my week to call I will let you know, otherwise it's best to check it out yourself rather then go on the word of some random person out on the interwebz, no matter how honestly helpful they are trying to be. We all react differently to varying amounts of gluten, so we all need to double check for ourselves. :D

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