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Thank you for the many responded about Wellbutrin.
I got at least 10, all of which said it's safe for celiacs
Answers varied from people who have checked with the manufacturer  
(not easy to get info, but eventually did) to people who have been on  
it and that are very reactive to any gluten and have had no problem  
with it.
I didn't get one response saying otherwise.
As far as a generic, or any generic...PLEASE be careful and, in as  
many cases possible get the brand name.  Specifically with  
Wellbutrin's generic...which after 2 months of a complete personality  
change and terrible thoughts and behavior, I came to find out this  
can be common with the generic in this drug (also applies to when you  
change doses with these types of drugs).  Found this out from online  
research, blogs as well as pharmacists.
  I mention it b/c I know a lot of people with celiac, or long  
untreated celiac can have depression and may be on antidepressants  
for depression and PMDD...but this info is good to  pass on to anyone  
who is on these types of drugs.  I made several calls to my dr., got  
the whole gate-keeping deal and eventually doubted myself and lived  
with horrible side effects for 2 months that presented like bipolar,  
as well as marked increased anxiety and  poor judgement.
There's something called a 'step edit" that if your dr. writes a note  
saying you can't take generics or have 'failed' on it that your  
insurance company "may" cover.  Depends on your plan, so you'd have  
to check into it-I know Aetna has a step edit procedure. From my  
understanding, generics can be made in many facilities and you never  
know which co. made yours each time you refill.  It can be %10-%20  
different from the ingredients in the brand name.  This often is with  
the fillers.  So variations can occur.
I'm not an expert on this...but definitely have had bad experiences  
with generics in terms of gluten, as well as other problems, and have  
talked to many others who have as well.
Hope this helps!
Sherri B in NJ

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