Kroger Childerns Pain Reliever - Not Gf?

[VydorScope]

Welp we called Kroger about thier ibuprofin (sp?? generic Motrin) and thier "pain reliever" (generic tyneol) to make sure they were gluten-free (Toddler is teething, again). Kroger said the Motrin was gluten-free, but there are 2 ingredenits in the Pain Reliever that are "not listed" and they are not willing to say its gluten-free. They did say they would research it some more and call us back, but until then Kroger said to treat it AS IF IT HAD GLUTEN.

Just a heads up... I'll post more if I hear from them....

[cdford]

Check the logo for the manufacturer. If it looks like a rectangle with rounded corners and a comma hanging off the right side, it is mfrd by Perrigo labs and is gluten-free. If not, use a different kind because you cannot be certain unless you contact that particular mfrr.

[VydorScope]

Check the logo for the manufacturer. If it looks like a rectangle with rounded corners and a comma hanging off the right side, it is mfrd by Perrigo labs and is gluten-free. If not, use a different kind because you cannot be certain unless you contact that particular mfrr.

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Yes I think that fits the description of the logo, and its the same logo on the verfied gluten-free Ibuprofen.

[ianm]

I think Perrigo makes all of the Kroger brand medicines. I have never had any problem with them.