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Is Enteric Coating Ok?


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I started taking a probiotic Open Original Shared Link. The label says its gluten free. However, it is enteric coated? Might this be a problem? I recall reading somewhere that enteric coating is wheat based?


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I started taking a probiotic Open Original Shared Link. The label says its gluten free. However, it is enteric coated? Might this be a problem? I recall reading somewhere that enteric coating is wheat based?

Enteric coatings are safe. They are usually made from fats, fiber, or waxes. I use enteric coated probiotics also and have so for 30 years. As an extremely sensitive Celiac, I would never have recovered if they were a problem as I take them everyday. I have never seen wheat used in them. Consider them safe! :D

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