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Default Calcium Supplement

Hi. I am taking Caltrate 600+D Plus Minerals in tablet form (purple label). I called the customer service and asked if this supplement is gluten free.

I was informed they are not using any ingredients with gluten, however they cannot vouch the safety of the raw materials they ordered from different sources due to possible contamination. So, they cannot 100% claim that this product is gluten-free.

Is/are there anybody in the forum who is/are using Caltrate 600+D Plus Minerals who have had a reaction?

Will appreciate input.
Thank you.

Mary
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