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Glaceau Vitamin Water

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Does anyone know if Glaceau Vitamin Water is gluten free?

Thanks in advance.

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Yes, according to the manufacturer, it is. Some people still find it doesn't agree with them (the coloring, perhaps?), but it is gluten-free.

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Yes, according to the manufacturer, it is. Some people still find it doesn't agree with them (the coloring, perhaps?), but it is gluten-free.

Ok, great. Thank you!

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