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ShortStuff2309 Apprentice

I get headaches a lot and just plain aspirin doesn't ever help so I take Excedrin Headache a lot. I haven't been able to find much info on this yet. Does anyone know anything about it?


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mytummyhurts Contributor

Excedrin extra strength is on this list www.glutenfreedrugs.com

I have asked about Excedrin Migraine on here in the past and no one responded.

Emme999 Enthusiast

Sorry Abby! I would have responded if I'd known! :)

Please forgive.

- Michelle :wub:

ShortStuff2309 Apprentice

Thanks! I looked on the list before I posted the question about it but I must have missed it. Good to know!

gf4life Enthusiast

Anyone know about Excedrine Tension Headache?? I have e-mailed the company many times and NEVER get a response back. Maybe if I called I might have better luck. I just can't tell if I am getting a reaction to it or not. I usually do have some tummy discomfort, but it could have been something else I ate. Like yesterday I took some of the Excedrin Tension in the morning. Then I tried Mission corn tortillas (many people here recommend them), but since the tortillas have guar gum and I haven't been able to tolerate that in the past so I usually avoid it, I can't tell if the gas, pain and bloating I had all night was due to the tortillas or the pills... :(

So today I'm not taking any. But the temperature where I live has been over 100 degrees and is possibly going to hit 108 today! Anytime it goes over 100 and I have to go outside I risk getting a migraine. I can usually keep the migraine away by starting the day with some caffeine (and preferably acetominophen). I was told before that the Excedrine Migraine is gluten-free, but I don't take aspirin and find the Tension works just as well. It is the same as the migraine pills minus the aspirin. So if should be gluten-free, right? I just wish the company wouldn't blow me off. It makes me irritable. So does the heat! :rolleyes:

Sorry to ramble on. If anyone can help me, please do. I'm heading off to the community pool with later with 6 kids and 3 adults. Thank God for lifeguards. :D

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