Re: Dye Free Motrin - Verified NOT Corn-free

[Guest guest]

For those that need corn-free med, unfortunately, this is NOT corn-free. I

just confirmed with McNeil Consumer Health (Carmen) on 10/15/01, that this

product contains cornstarch and xanthum gum. What a big fat bummer!!! It

is almost impossible to find a pain/fever reducer that is corn-free. How

wonderful, though, that J & J/McNeil has made a GF/CF product. Hope everyone

has a great day.

Elsie (in TX)

Dye Free Motrin - IMPORTANT TO SHOW SUPPORT SO THEY KEEP

MAKING !!!

> Important News For Parents:

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> The first-ever pain, fever and cold products that don't contain dyes!

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> Children's Motrin Dye-Free has the same great berry taste as regular

> Children's Motrin,

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> so it will still be easy for your child to take.

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> And Children's Motrin Dye Free products are gluten-free and casein-free

> (GFCF).

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> Available in stores starting October 2001.

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> We know there are many children who may benefit from this news,

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> so please pass this along to friends and family who may be interested.

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> Questions? Call McNeil Consumer Healthcare at 1-.

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[Guest guest]

Wendi,

Thanks so much. I'll get Prescription Compounds to make one up for us. I

appreciate your help.

Elsie (in TX)

P.S. Did you find out from Dr. Holmes what the plan of action is when

missing a dose on chelation? How long to wait before starting again? I

remember you were going to see her recently and check on that. Email me at

erussell@... if you would like to. Thx.

Re: Dye Free Motrin - Verified NOT Corn-free

> Elsie,

> For a corn free pain/fever reducer, you can go to a compounding pharmacy

and

> ask them to make one for you. They will use minimal ingredients, then a

> flavoring. A rx is not usually required, just ask. Mine didn't require

> one. They flavored it with raspberry syrup. A bit priceier, but I feel

> good having it on hand with the cold and flu season coming upon us.

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> Take Care,

> Wendi