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Gluten free supplements are products made without gluten, the protein found in wheat (including spelt), rye and barley. This collection brings together protein powders, amino acids, vitamins and capsules from Rule 1, MuscleTech, Doctor's Best, Horbaach and EHP Labs. Formulas can change, so always confirm the gluten free statement on the tub or bottle you buy.

Read the Gluten Free buying guide
  • Rule 1 R1 Protein WPI 5 LBS Chocolate FudgeRule 1 R1 Protein WPI 5 LBS Vanilla Creme

    R1 Protein WPI 5lbs

    19 flavours
    $249.95$289.95
    Save $40
  • Rule 1 R1 Protein WPI 2LB Chocolate FudgeRule 1 R1 Protein WPI 2LB Vanilla Creme
    Rule 1

    R1 Protein WPI 2lbs by Rule 1 Proteins

    2 sizes · 23 flavours
    $134.95
  • MuscleTech Nitro Tech 100% Whey Gold PROTEIN MUSCLETECH 5 lbs Double Rich Chocolate MuscleTech Nitro Tech 100% Whey Gold PROTEIN MUSCLETECH 5 lbs French Vanilla Creme
    MuscleTech

    MuscleTech Nitro Tech 100% Whey Gold

    2 sizes · 4 flavours
    From$159.95
  • Creatine Monohydrate by Switch Nutrition, front of tub
    Switch Nutrition

    Creatine Monohydrate by Switch Nutrition

    $69.95
  • Ghost Greens by Ghost Lifestyle Apple ciderGhost Greens by Ghost Lifestyle Superfood
    Ghost

    Ghost Greens by Ghost Lifestyle

    6 flavours
    $79.95
  • R1 Collagen Peptides by Rule One, Unflavoured 25 serve tub frontR1 Collagen Peptides by Rule One, supplement facts panel
    Rule 1

    R1 Collagen Peptides by Rule One

    3 sizes · 4 flavours
    From$54.95
    Save up to $10
  • EHP Labs OxyWhey Lean Whey Protein 2LB 2LB CHOCLATE CARAMELOxywhey by EHP Labs 2lb VANILLA ICE CREAM
    EHP Labs

    EHP Labs OxyWhey Lean Whey Protein 2LB

    8 flavours
    $99.95
  • Ox Bile 1000 mg 100 Capsules by HorbaachOx Bile 1000 mg 100 Capsules by Horbaach
    Horbaach

    Ox Bile 1000 mg by Horbaach

    $89.95$99.95
    Save $10
  • Life Extension Vitamin D3 5000 iu Vitamin DLife Extension Vitamin D3 5000 iu Vitamin D
    Life Extension

    Life Extension Vitamin D3

    $29.95
  • Amino Charged Protein Isolate By International Protein 1.25 kgAmino Charged WPI by International Protein 1.25 kg Vanilla Ice Cream'
    International Protein

    Amino Charged WPI by International Protein 1.25 kg

    7 flavours
    $172
  • Nitric Oxide Max Beetroot with Nitrates by HorbaachNitric Oxide Max Beetroot with Nitrates by Horbaach
    Horbaach

    Nitric Oxide Beet Root Capsules | with Nitrates | 180 Count | Nitric Oxide Precursor | by Horbaach

    $69.95$79.95
    Save $10
  • R1 Essential Amino 9 by Rule One GrapeR1 Essential Amino 9 by Rule One.
    Rule 1

    R1 Essential Amino 9 by Rule One

    7 flavours
    $59.95
  • P5P Activated Vitamin B6 100mg Vitamin BP5P Activated Vitamin B6 100mg Vitamin B
    Horbaach

    P5P Activated Vitamin B6 100mg | 120 Tablets by Horbaach

    $54.96$79.95
    Save $24.99
  • L-Arginine 4000mg, 120 Caplets, by HorbaachL-Arginine 4000mg, 120 Caplets, by Horbaach
    Horbaach

    Horbäach L-Arginine HCl 4000mg – 120 Caplets

    $99.95
  • Complete 100% Whey by Welltech 5 lb Chocolate MilkshakeWelltech Nutrition Complete 100% Whey Grass-Fed 5LB Chocolate Milkshake 5 LB
    Welltech Nutrition

    Complete Whey by Welltech Nutrition 5lbs

    4 flavours
    $124.95$129.95
    Save $5
  • Shilajit by Double Wood Supplements 1000 mgShilajit by Double Wood Supplements 1000 mg
    Double Wood Supplements

    Double Wood Shilajit Fulvic Acid – 120 Capsules

    $89.95
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Gluten Free: buying guide

Who it is for

A gluten free choice matters most for people with coeliac disease, who need to avoid gluten completely, and for anyone who has been advised by their doctor or dietitian to cut it out. If you think you might have coeliac disease, healthdirect advises that you keep eating gluten until you have been properly tested, because stopping early can make the tests less accurate.

What "gluten free" means on an Australian label

According to healthdirect, a food can only be labelled gluten free in Australia if it contains no detectable gluten, no oats and no malted ingredients. Packaged foods must also list any gluten-containing grains in the ingredients. Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) adds that a known allergen inside a compound ingredient must be declared no matter how small the amount. The crossed grain logo means a product has been reviewed and approved by Coeliac Australia.

What to check on supplement labels

  • The claim itself. Look for a clear "gluten free" statement rather than assuming. Imported products may carry claims made under overseas rules, so read the ingredient list too.
  • Oats and malt. Check meal replacements, gainers and bars, which may include grain ingredients. Healthdirect notes that oats can be contaminated with gluten during processing, and some people with coeliac disease also react to a protein in oats called avenin.
  • Allergen and "may contain" statements. These show whether wheat or other cereals are present or handled nearby.
  • Flavours and coatings. Check flavoured powders, tablets and coated capsules, not just plain ones.

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Sources: healthdirect: Coeliac disease; FSANZ: Ingredient lists.

Order online with Australia-wide delivery, free on orders of $100 or more, or visit a Supps247 store in Melbourne, regional Victoria or Brisbane to compare products in person before you buy. Members can use our price match guarantee on full-priced items.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant or take regular medication, check with your doctor first.

Gluten Free: questions and answers

Is whey protein gluten free?
Whey itself comes from milk, not from wheat, rye or barley, so pure whey does not contain gluten. The catch is what gets added to it. Ingredients such as cookie or cereal pieces, oats or malt can introduce gluten. Look for a clear gluten free statement and check the allergen and "may contain" lines on the label.
What does gluten free mean on an Australian label?
Healthdirect explains that a food can only be labelled gluten free in Australia if it has no detectable gluten, no oats and no malted ingredients. That is a strict standard. The crossed grain logo goes a step further and means the product has been reviewed and approved by Coeliac Australia. Imported supplements may use overseas labelling rules, so read the full ingredient list as well.
Are oats gluten free?
Oats do not contain gluten themselves, according to healthdirect, and many people do not need to avoid them. However, oats can be contaminated with gluten during processing, and some people with coeliac disease react to a different oat protein called avenin. That is why products containing oats cannot be labelled gluten free in Australia. If you have coeliac disease, speak to a dietitian before adding oats.
Should I go gluten free before getting tested for coeliac disease?
No. Healthdirect advises that if you suspect coeliac disease, you should keep eating gluten until you have been officially diagnosed, because stopping gluten early can make the diagnostic tests less accurate. See your GP first. Once you have a diagnosis, a dietitian can help you plan a gluten free diet and work out whether you need any supplements at all.
Which gluten free protein powders do you stock?
This collection includes whey isolates and blends such as R1 Protein WPI by Rule 1 in 2 lb and 5 lb tubs, MuscleTech Nitro Tech 100% Whey Gold, EHP Labs OxyWhey Lean Whey, Welltech Complete Whey and International Protein Amino Charged WPI, plus a Rule One R1 collagen powder if you want a collagen option. Formulas and flavours can change, and some flavours add cookie pieces or malt, so confirm the gluten free statement on the exact tub and flavour you buy. If you have coeliac disease, check the allergen and may-contain lines every time you reorder.
Is there a gluten free protein powder that is also dairy free?
Yes. Honest to Goodness Organic Sprouted Pea Protein is a plant protein in this gluten free range, so it suits people avoiding both gluten and milk. For more vegan choices, such as Rapid Vegan Plant Protein or Redcon1 Green Beret, see our plant-based protein range, but check each label for a gluten free claim, because not every plant protein carries one. Whichever you choose, read the allergen statement on the flavour you buy, as ingredients can differ between flavours.

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