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jmj0803
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I hope someone can help me out here. I have conflicting information on this medication. The book by Jax Peters Lowell "The Gluten - Free Bible states that Levoxyl is not gluten free :( but glutenfreedrugs.com states that it is gluten-free :) . Does anyone know for sure if it is or isn't?

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Jessica

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KaitiUSA Enthusiast
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The Gluten Free Bible has many errors about what is and what is not gluten free. Do not believe what that book says because it has alot of inaccurate info that can be detrimental to new people to the diet.

judy05 Apprentice
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I take Levoxyl, the last time I checked it was gluten-free and I don't have a problem with it.

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ms-sillyak-screwed Enthusiast
ms-sillyak-screwed
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I take Levoxyl --

If you have second food allergies it might pose a problem like what had begun for me. I believe it has CORN in it. I have a hard time with corn. I went to have a compound RX and it needs to be refrigrated. And I've lost power for 3 or more weeks at a time due to the hurricanes so I went back to LEVOXYL and its become a problem again.

The way I find out what ingredients are in a drug I google "levoxyl ingredients" and many time the manufacture web site pops up with the listings, if you can call the company.

Lisa Mentor
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The Gluten Free Bible has many errors about what is and what is not gluten free. Do not believe what that book says because it has alot of inaccurate info that can be detrimental to new people to the diet.

Howdy do Kaitie, welcome back, we missed you.

Lisa :)

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hope this helps

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