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Those who use prescription meds from Mylan Pharmaceuticals
might like to know that they don't add gluten to any of their
products. The company defines gluten to mean rye, oats, wheat,
barley and spelt. In addition, they only use synthetic alcohols and
the starches used are corn, rice or potato.

Some Mylan pharmaceuticals include: temazepam capsules,
alprazolam tablets, lorazepam tablets, furosemide
tablets, triamterene/HCTZ tablets, cyclobenzaprine HCl tablets, and
verapamil HCl tablets.

I checked this info on Dec. 24th while researching meds for our
drug database. If you have any questions about your Mylan meds,
you can contact Sara McCoy, Sr. Clinical Research Associate at
800-848-0461, ext. 6093.

Best wishes,
Lani K. Thompson
Clan Thompson Glutenfree Drug Database
www.clanthompson.com

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