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http://scot-tussin.com/default.htm

Sugar-Free, Alcohol-Free, Carbohydrate-Free, Dye-Free, Gluten-Free, Ketogens-Free, Lactose-Free, Iodine-Free, and it is also Kosher.

If you click on a box it will tell you the inactive ingredients.

Supposed to be available at CVS. I have not checked yet.

But I have this yucky cough and was looking for dyefree stuff.

Oh, and I guess the sugar free robitussin is dye free also.

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Sugar-Free, Alcohol-Free, Carbohydrate-Free, Dye-Free, Gluten-Free, Ketogens-Free, Lactose-Free, Iodine-Free, and it is also Kosher.

If you click on a box it will tell you the inactive ingredients.

Supposed to be available at CVS. I have not checked yet.

But I have this yucky cough and was looking for dyefree stuff.

Oh, and I guess the sugar free robitussin is dye free also.

hmmm. i live in a kosher household, and i don't think we've ever gone as far as to take it to the level of cough medicine. and, hey, i mean, i doubt my meds are kosher! lol

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For a Jew, if there's an equivalent certified kosher medication that's the one to choose. However, if there isn't one and it's needed for your health/life/mind, kashrut does not necessarily preclude you from taking it. Even Armour Thyroid (The whole idea of still needing to use pig extract these days is a bit creepy. Give me the artificial stuff first)

Back at the original subject: Do their other cough syrups contain gluten, lactose, and iodine? ;)

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