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Ciprofloxacin Tabs From Dr. Reddy's

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I called Dr. Reddy's this morning. According to the pharmacist that I spoke with on the phone all of the ciprofloxacin tabs (generic cipro) are gluten free. I hope that helps someone.

here is the number I called to get my info: 1-888-375-3784

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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I had also sent them and e-mail in reguards to their gluten-free drugs. Here is the list from Dr. Reddy's. As with anything you should call them and double check that things haven't changed :)

-Jessica

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What exactly is Dr. Reddy's? I have never heard of it, perhaps I am a bit behind the times? :o Is it a generic drug manufacturer - a gluten-free resource?

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What exactly is Dr. Reddy's? I have never heard of it, perhaps I am a bit behind the times? :o Is it a generic drug manufacturer - a gluten-free resource?

Dr. Reddy's makes a handfull of generic medications (one of the many companies).

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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