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Promethazine (generic For Phenergan)

Jenn2005

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Does anyone know if this is gluten-free and cf? I was positive it was and when I just was on the Delphi list checking on Tylenol I looked for this Promethazine and I couldn't find it. I'm going to call the mfg. in the morning but I was just curious if anyone is using this for nausea and has verified it.

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These are listed as gluten-free on www.glutenfreedrugs.com. Is this what you are looking for?

Phenergan w/ Codeine syrup

Promethazine w/ Codeine Syrup (Hi-Tech Pharmacal)

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Thanks for the help Karen. Unfortunately Shane's are pills not syrup. I'm wondering now if since they only have syrup listed if that means the pill form contains gluten. Guess I know what I'll be looking into first thing in the morning. Thanks again.

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There are other, erm, means of taking phenergan. I have the suppositories for when it feels like I'm digesting glass and I can't keep anything down. At that point, I don't think it matters if they're gluten-free/cf or not.

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I take 2 x 25mg tabs at night for insonia otherwise I only get 3-4 hours sleep. I will have to check mine.

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