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Ferrous Gluconate

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can we have ferrous gluconate?

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can we have ferrous gluconate?

Hanna

Hanna, please explain? :blink:

Hanna, please explain? :blink:

Call the manufacturer and ask if the product is gluten free.

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Yes. It's a type of iron. (Iron as a salt of gluconic acid, a derivative of glucose.) Nothing at all related to wheat. Of course, it's important to call the manufacturer if you suspect other fillers in the product.

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can we have ferrous gluconate?

Hanna

Yes, provided the format you take is gluten free.

Floravital (Floradix is the original version) is a liquid iron supplement that is gluten free. The iron is supposed to be more bioavailable than in pill form, and is less likely to cause constipation. I have been taking the pill format of Floradix, because there is no vitamin B12 in it (I'm allergic)...as far as I can tell, they have no gluten either (am waiting to hear back from the company to confirm this.)

Michelle

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weell, its in olives, and I thought mabye gluconane was like glutenate....

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