We update our database monthly using official drug information from DailyMed, a government-run site provided by the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Each search includes a link to the official DailyMed drug label for easy access.

Automated scraping scans full drug label images. If a label or official insert explicitly states “gluten-free,” the medication is marked gluten-free.

If inactive ingredients are missing from official data, we display “Not Available” to avoid incomplete or misleading results.

We clearly show whether a result is based on official labeling, ingredient analysis, or missing data — so you always know the source of truth.

No gluten-containing ingredients are listed in the inactive ingredient section; however, the medication is not explicitly labeled gluten free and does not address cross contamination unless stated.

Known gluten-containing ingredients (like wheat starch) are found in the ingredient list.

Ingredients that might contain gluten (such as “starch” or “modified food starch”) trigger a caution label for user awareness.

If inactive ingredients are not provided in official data, the medication is marked as Not Available.