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Hi Tammy,
Kathi is right. Ask your pharmacist to help you with this.
Also, for your own information, you can find a list on this site that shows some of the alternative names for eggs and egg biprodducts that you might commonly find on ingredients labels. Food labels must say in plain English whether the food contains eggs, but drug labels may be different.
Click this link to find out how to read labels to spot common food allergens.
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