is this product gluten free? i am looking for a gluten free spiruteen product
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GMO does not mean a product is gluten free. This one in fact IS NOT GLUTEN FREE. For those of you who wrote in saying it was, you don't know what you're talking about. There is no label that says it's gluten free and the ingredient list has "enriched wheat flour." That says gluten to me. I'm now nursing a bout of nausea and diarrhea for believing the respondent who said there was a gluten free label. If you don't know what you are talking about, don't say anything at all!
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Im not sure about gluten free, but if you are familiar with all the different way gluten is listed as an ingredient. The manufacturers website has a product label for each flavor and you can check them out induvidually. http://www.naturesplus.com
25643
Yes the canister states both non GMO and the product is also gluten free GF.
25644
According to the Nature's Plus website, this product contains enriched wheat flour and it doesn't state that its gluten free, so I'm guessing its not GF.
25645
Yes it is. It says so right on the front of the container on the left. Hope this helps and enjoy!
25646
It does say right on the container Nature's Plus Spiru-Tein® Shake Vanilla -- 2.4 lbs is gluten free
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Also. From the main page you can select produst by family and select gluten free. They also have another product called Fruitein. It would appear that you have quite a few options from the spirutein and fruitein line that are gluten free. :)!
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The product does not state that it is gluten free but it is simply several different beneficial oils and gelatin. I am gluten sensitive and I have no reaction to it.
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Yes, this product is indeed gluten-free. There was already a similar question asked on September 19, but unfortunately that discussion was removed by Amazon. I wonder why... Anyway, let me answer for the second time, based on my own research. Yes, if any product has barley, it is not gluten-free, but this particular product has barley grass, not barley, and unless there is a chance of contamination, this product can be considered gluten-free. I am not on a gluten-free diet, so I personally don't care if it is or is not gluten-free, but if it is important for you to avoid gluten by all means, you probably should contact the company and ask them how thoroughly they follow the gluten-free guidelines. Yes, this product is indeed gluten-free. There was already a similar question asked on September 19, but unfortunately that discussion was removed by Amazon. I wonder why... Anyway, let me answer for the second time, based on my own research. Yes, if any product has barley, it is not gluten-free, but this particular product has barley grass, not barley, and unless there is a chance of contamination, this product can be considered gluten-free. I am not on a gluten-free diet, so I personally don't care if it is or is not gluten-free, but if it is important for you to avoid gluten... » Read More Yes, this product is indeed gluten-free. There was already a similar question asked on September 19, but unfortunately that discussion was removed by Amazon. I wonder why... Anyway, let me answer for the second time, based on my own research. Yes, if any product has barley, it is not gluten-free, but this particular product has barley grass, not barley, and unless there is a chance of contamination, this product can be considered gluten-free. I am not on a gluten-free diet, so I personally don't care if it is or is not gluten-free, but if it is important for you to avoid gluten by all means, you probably should contact the company and ask them how thoroughly they follow the gluten-free guidelines. « Show Less
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This product is probably not gluten free. Though it contains only soybean oil and cottonseed oil along with some sort of glycerides, the machines that produce it.... Also process wheat, nuts, etc.
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GENERAL INFORMATIONGluten-FreeRED STAR®, SAF® and bakipan® consumer yeast products are gluten-free. They do not contain wheat gluten or other cereal protein that cause allergic reactions in people with gluten intolerance. Please note this exception: Red Star Platinum contains enzymes derived from wheat flour and for this reason is not gluten free.
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The only thing I can find on the bottle is "phytoceramides (from rice)". Nothing about gluten or wheat.
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Well, I am not sure about gluten free...but you are aware that you apply this product, you do not ingest it :)
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This particular product does contain wheat germ oil which would make it not gluten free. Some of the other watts products do not contain gluten, like the Watts Beauty Retinol 1.5%, the peptide serum, the signature acne serum, the hyaluronic acid with vitamin c serum, the argangold argan oil or the pure hyaluronic acid serums - both the original and the signature series. I'm not certain of the other products but check the ingredient list for the wheat germ oil. The vitamin e in these products, if it exists, is from a gluten free source. Hope this helps...
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Yes. It isn't labeled gluten free, but the only ingredients are glycerin, vanilla bean extractives, and water.
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It says on the bottle this is a gluten free item. Sorry it took so long for me to reply.
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Yes it is gluten free. I checked personally with the company. Excellent product.
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I can't tell you if this product is gluten free. Nothing on the label specifies gluten free so I can't really help you. The only thing I can suggest is to call the company direct.
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As far as I know, yes it is gluten free.I certainly like the product and would recommend it highly.
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I looked on the package and it does not say if it is Gluten Free or not. I may have thrown away the original package they arrived in becauseI can only the the actual package that holds them. Sorry I could not be of more help. Joy Bowers
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Spelt is NOT gluten free. It most certainly contains gluten, and is NOT for Celiacs. However, non-celiacs who are wheat intolerant can often eat spelt without a reaction. My husband has terrible allergies to many grasses. He had to have his sinuses re-carved/formed because they had all filled in due to so many years of terrible inflammation - that's how bad his allergies are, not to mention the steroids and other meds he has used for years to try to control his allergies. He started seeing a naturopathic doctor in 2012 who put him on an elimination diet, and found that he is allergic to wheat - which is a GRASS. Now that he has gone wheat free, his nose gets painfully inflamed and congested (like it always did) when he so much as consumes regular oats (which are contaminated with wheat), or anything contaminated with wheat. Gluten free oats do not bother him. He hardly uses his meds any more, which is remarkable! The ND explained that the allergy to grasses combined with the wheat(a grass) in the diet, has an additive effect, which is why his nasal response has been so profound. So, he has found that spelt is okay and does not bother his nose. So, he is not gluten free so much as wheat free, but since most gluten in products is from wheat, he can't have any of that without feeling the effect. But spelt seems to be fine. We are going to try Einkorn wheat soon and see if he tolerates that. Again, spelt is NOT gluten free, but for non-celiacs it may be okay for wheat-intolerant people. I assume that if spelt was processed on equipment that processes wheat, it would be problematic for my husband.
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Well, I would guess it is since its just eb juice extract. I can't think of a reason gluten would be in such a product. My husband has trouble with gluten products but this didn't bother him at all. Don't know if that helps or not.
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I don't believe that it is gluten free, It has lipowheat in it so I would think not.