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Any Gluten And Soy Sensitives Take Singulair Chewables?

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Do any of you gluten free soy free people take singulair chewables (5mg, or 4mg, I think they have the same ingredients). I called and they say that it does not contain any obvious gluten or soy ingredients (duh!) but they weren't sure of the source of the natural cherry flavor. Can natural flavors specified as "cherry" or another fruit or something still contain gluten?

I think it was responsible for some stomach issues, but if it's a side effect of the medication and not a glutening then I'll persevere. Oh allergies...

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Not soy sensitive, but my celiac kids both take them without issue.

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Thanks Mitzi!

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