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Monistat?


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Does anyone know if Monistat is safe (the 3 days treatment specifically)?

There isn't any conclusive answer found anywhere on this site.


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I'm not sure about Monistat? If you bought it over the counter, there should be a phone number you could call to find out. I had bought a store brand and called the company to find out if it had gluten. They told me you should call every time to make sure. I guess there could be a possibility of it containing gluten. Good luck.

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You could ask a pharmacist. Sometimes they have info. behind the counter or they may know who to contact.

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Does anyone know if Monistat is safe (the 3 days treatment specifically)?

There isn't any conclusive answer found anywhere on this site.

I have used it and been fine.

I would suggest you call the number on the box--you will be able to speak to a nurse. Best to be on the safe side--just in case anything has changed ;)

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