Are these gluten free?
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I don't know but you can call toll free 1 877 553 4237 weekdays or go to www.fiberchoice.com
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They are not billed as gluten free on the label. Ingredients: Inulin (veg. fiber), sorbitol, orn starch, cellulose. dextrose, citric acid, magnesium stearate, natural & artificial flavors, FD&C; colors: red 40, blue, 2, blue 1, yellow 5.My husband uses these. They have too much corn for my corn allergy.I use Metamucil Clear & Natural, a powder which only contains inulin. I don't get a reaction to it. It is also not billed as gluten free.From Wikipedia, "Inulin is a natural storage carbohydrate present in more than 36,000 species of plants including wheat, onion, bananas, garlic, asparagus, and chicory." ..."industrially most often extracted from chicory." They are not billed as gluten free on the label. Ingredients: Inulin (veg. fiber), sorbitol, orn starch, cellulose. dextrose, citric acid, magnesium stearate, natural & artificial flavors, FD&C; colors: red 40, blue, 2, blue 1, yellow 5.My husband uses these. They have too much corn for my corn allergy.I use Metamucil Clear & Natural, a powder which only contains inulin. I don't get a reaction to it. It is also not billed as gluten free.From Wikipedia, "Inulin is a natural storage carbohydrate present in more than 36,000 species of plants... » Read More They are not billed as gluten free on the label. Ingredients: Inulin (veg. fiber), sorbitol, orn starch, cellulose. dextrose, citric acid, magnesium stearate, natural & artificial flavors, FD&C; colors: red 40, blue, 2, blue 1, yellow 5.My husband uses these. They have too much corn for my corn allergy.I use Metamucil Clear & Natural, a powder which only contains inulin. I don't get a reaction to it. It is also not billed as gluten free.From Wikipedia, "Inulin is a natural storage carbohydrate present in more than 36,000 species of plants including wheat, onion, bananas, garlic, asparagus, and chicory." ..."industrially most often extracted from chicory." « Show Less
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They are not billed as gluten free on the label. Ingredients: Inulin (veg. fiber), sorbitol, orn starch, cellulose. dextrose, citric acid, magnesium stearate, natural & artificial flavors, FD&C colors: red 40, blue, 2, blue 1, yellow 5. My husband uses these. They have too much corn for my corn allergy. I use Metamucil Clear & Natural, a powder which only contains inulin. I don't get a reaction to it. It is also not billed as gluten free. From Wikipedia, "Inulin is a natural storage carbohydrate present in more than 36,000 species of plants including wheat, onion, bananas, garlic, asparagus, and chicory." ..."industrially most often extracted from chicory."
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Yes. The box says they are produced in a separate specialized facility that is guaranteed gluten free.
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It is gluten free. I can't have gluten and I use these everyday and every night. I've had no problems, they help my Sjogrens dry mouth, very much! Susan
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Yes they are gluten free. Label reads free of yeast, gluten, barley, rice, sodium and sugar.
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Hi Amber!We have a gluten free and regular version. The packaging is in the process of b eing corrected. Sorry for the confusion! Please e-mail me at info@ecokidsusa.com with any other questions!
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Yes according to the packaging they are gluten free. Package specifies: No yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, sugar, starch, preservatives or animal products.
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The first item in their list of ingredients (the largest ingredient by mass) is enriched flour so I doubt they're gluten free, but I don't really know. The manufacturer is on the net email them to find out for sure.
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http://celiacdisease.about.com/od/theglutenfreediet/a/GlutenGrainQs.htm TL:DR ... Oats can have gluten, so if it doesn't say "gluten-free," then don't assume that it is.
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I don't know, but the ones I got were ra,w so I would think there is no gluten. Even the roasted ones are baked with salt and maybe a little oil! I would ask the seller! Bill
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Hi, Walter. I read that they are technically gluten free but that they are processed on equipment that also processes wheat products; and, some people have a bad Celiac- related reaction to them.
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No, these are regular rolled "organic" oats but they are NOT gluten free. I was buying "gluten" free from Bob's Red Mill, but there were discontinued on Amazon.com. I do not believe that Bob's Red Mill is making gluten free anymore. Not sure why? Maybe the demand was not great enough?
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Yes this product is gluten free.Package label states," Contains no sugar, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish, or preservatives."
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No, it is not. Bob's Red Mill has products specifically labelled as gluten free.
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They should be since corn is the grain involved. However, the box indicates that the grits are processed on the same equipment that processes milk, wheat, soy and egg which may account for the fact that it is not specifically noted as gluten free.
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Unless almonds have gluten naturally, then yes, they're gluten-free. It's a really ice product - I think you'll be happy if you order order it.
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Yes they are all their products from NuSkin is gluten free:-) I'm a NuSkin distributor and you can also contact me personally if you would like a list of all their products and I can give you excellent prices. My e mail is poweruptraining@verizon.net
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I don't know if they are gluten free. I do know that they are Kosher. Sorry I even looked on their website and it does not say if they are or are not gluten free.