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Tums (antacid) has talc in it. If that a gluten binder.

What antacids do fellow celiacs use safely.

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TUMS will not gaurentee that they are gluten-free so don't use them :angry: !!!!! Zantac is safe to use.

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Are Rolaids okay to use?

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I'm not sure I'd use Maalox either. I am new to gluten-free, took some, and think I became sick from it.

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Canadian Karen Community Regular

Maalox is NOT gluten free. It is off limits to us.....

Rolaids:

Rolaids (Pfizer) (vp=9-16-04)

Rolaids Soft chews in vanilla and wild cherry are NOT gluten-free. All other Rolaids products are gluten-free, including the Zantac 75,

however they do NOT guarantee that there is not cross contamination with their products

That is as per the delphi list.

I use Rolaids without any problems. I think the "do not guarantee" is just one of those "covering their butts" disclaimer......

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Jen H Contributor

ERRRGG! Maalox, you stink. Thanks for letting me know about that, Canadian Karen. The Delphi list has become my new best friend.

Jen

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Lisa,

I noticed on another (older) Tums thread that you were still wondering which antacid to use, my reply is in this thread.....

Karen


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I used pepcid complete the other night & it was okay I think-can anyone else confirm this? Thanks! <_<

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From Delphi:

Pepcid Complete(Open Original Shared Link) (vw=3-24-05)

Website says that all Pepcid products are gluten free.

Karen

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misskris Apprentice

FYI - Just got some Multi-Symptom Rolaids - helps with gas too! SO GREAT!!! I'm going to use these from now on.

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