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Lister Rising Star

Thank you for taking the time to email us here at SoBe Beverages. It's

always a pleasure to hear from lizard lovers like yourself.

We are happy to provide information on any of our ingredients. Here at

SoBe we use only the finest ingredients to make our products. To

guarantee consistent quality, each ingredient must pass our high

standards, rigorous quality control tests and strict bottling procedures.

All of our ingredients are safe for consumption and approved for use in

beverages.

In response to your question, All SoBe Drinks EXCEPT For ZEN TEA, are

GLUTEN FREE.

Again, thank you for contacting us. We appreciate your interest in our

company.


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Sweetfudge Community Regular

excellent! good to know!

Rebecca47 Contributor

yahoooo I get to and another drink to my can have list.

thank you

rebecca

Lisa Mentor

That's cool Lister, thanks for posting that. It looks like your getting into the swing of it all. :D

adam2008 Rookie

Thanks a lot...i was going to get one today but i didn't know if they were gluten-free. Now i know!

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