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i used to take benifiber,when i travel, since eating well is not always possible. now that is out with celiac.is senekot ok to take? i saw on metamucill's web site, "may contain gluten" just tired of calling 800 numbers, so i thought maybe some one already has some experience

thanks.

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i used to take benifiber,when i travel, since eating well is not always possible. now that is out with celiac.is senekot ok to take? i saw on metamucill's web site, "may contain gluten" just tired of calling 800 numbers, so i thought maybe some one already has some experience

thanks.

Benefiber says glutenfree right on the label.

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shopgirl
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Benefiber says glutenfree right on the label.

But its only ingredient is wheat dextrin. It has less than 20 ppm of gluten but it's definitely not gluten free.

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ravenwoodglass
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Can you simply pick up some fresh fruit and veggies like carrot sticks and celery when you get where your going or take some with you? Those should be available anywhere you travel to.

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