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Flintstone Vitamins

Liddle4

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Liddle4 Contributor
Liddle4
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Does anyone know if the Flinestone Complete Vitamins are gluten-free? Or do you know of a better vitamin for Celiac child with iron in it?

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Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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From the Frequently Asked Questions:

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Do your Flintstones formulas contain gluten?

We do not add gluten to any of our products, however we cannot guarantee that they are 100% gluten-free due to the fact that raw materials we receive from outside vendors are not certified as 100% gluten-free.

CeliacMom2008 Enthusiast
CeliacMom2008
Posted

We use Tall Tree. Freeda are also gluten free, but my son didn't like the taste as well as the Tall Tree.

chiroptera Apprentice
chiroptera
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We use the Lit Critter multi vitamins gummy bears, vegetarian formula. I am happy with their content of B vitamins and the kids love them. They also take their omega gummies and the calcium/vitamin D gummy. They love them all.

Mom of a Celiac toddler Apprentice
Mom of a Celiac toddler
Posted

We use Lit Critter's also, and my 18 month old cries because he can't have more than a half of one a day! Guess that means he loves them!!

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windy Newbie
windy
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I was just accidentally "glutened" by Flinstones gummy vitamins. Oops. They are definitely not on the safe list.

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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I was just accidentally "glutened" by Flinstones gummy vitamins. Oops. They are definitely not on the safe list.

I answered this on the other old thread you posted on. The website says they will list gluten. The ingredients on the gummies clearly list wheat.

All the other I of on this thread is 4 years old and ingredients change in that time period

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