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Did you know...       05/17/04 10:03 AM Edit Reply Quote tarabara04 Reged: 04/06/04 Posts: 442 Loc: Bay Area, California, USA that Gas-X contains sorbitol. Yesterday, I was in a "triple check the ingredients on everything mood" after some sloppy detective work I had done earlier, and the first time I was going to buy gasX I read the inactive ingredients and it said sorbitol. Why would they put that in something for people having gas?! So I got Phazyme instead, which has the same active ingredient and the inactive ingredients are just like edible white dye and some other color or something like that..but no sorbitol. Just thought I'd let you guys know. And it was the regular capsule gasx..not even the chewable kind..why do they need sweetner in a pill? I mean..i can understand if it's a chewable..but why not just sugar? Oh well. Hope this helps! -------------------- If you live life to love, you'll love to live life. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread Did you know... tarabara04 05/17/04 10:03 AM Re: Did you know... pearlmaj 05/18/04 02:00 PM sorbitol and hydronated oils everywhere heather robin 05/17/04 08:05 PM Sorbitol is evil barbie 05/18/04 06:33 AM Oh No....SORBITOL!!!! barbie 05/17/04 02:29 PM Re: Oh No....SORBITOL!!!! jamaxx 05/17/04 06:44 PM Re: Oh No....SORBITOL!!!! *Melissa* 05/18/04 03:56 AM

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