knightrider

The only problem I see now is the older batches of Xanax that could contain gluten. If this was a recent change in the fillers/binders, then it might be a while until the newer batches make it to the pharmacy. Just a guess though.

Here are the updated pdf files I received from Pfizer in their original form: Open Original Shared Link Open Original Shared Link

Well, check this out. Remember that site that listed all the "gluten-free" drugs from Pfizer? They only listed Xanax, Xanax XR and Halcion as containing gluten. Well, the doctor from Singapore said that data is old and out of date. Pfizer now has several drugs listed that are containing gluten! Beware! Nardil is on the list containing gluten, whereas...

It's hard to trust big pharma these days. They have covered up so many things in the past, who knows what is truth and lies anymore. They used tricky language in that email. By examining it more carefully I can see that they are saying it doesn't have gluten on some technicality. Basically they admit they do not test the raw materials for gluten...

I received a call from Pfizer today from the Indonesian office which imports Xanax from Puerto Rico. He said with confidence that he had contacted the manufacturer over there and they said it does not contain gluten. Perhaps Pfizer cannot get its story straight. I don't know. To be more sure I emailed their global branches and got this reply today...

Well, I just called Pfizer in the US at 1-212-733-2323. (it is 1:17am here in Jakarta, but 2:17pm in the US) He says, "There is no gluten in our Xanax product. Yes, we do have factories in Puerto Rico that produce our product." So I asked him about why the Pfizer website says there is gluten in it. He then said, "We can't certify that our products...

As I live in Indonesia, perhaps the product they ship here (from Arecibo, Puerto Rico's factory) is ok. I called Pfizer here in Indonesia and told them about my health condition and the folks on the Celiac forums being told it contains gluten. He was with the medical department and said he would call me back in 10-15 minutes. He then called back...

Xanax is still listed here as being gluten-free. Open Original Shared Link Paul

I take Xanax (tablet says Xanax 1.0, manufactured in Puerto Rico) made by Pfizer. I think it does not have gluten, but they are just saying that it does to protect themselves from any possible litigation (liability reasons)...or perhaps there is cross-contamination at the factory. ? Here are the ingredients: Open Original Shared Link Inactive...