Gluten-free food formulary (Formularies)
What's new / Latest updates
15/06/23: The NHS Highland Gluten Free Food Formulary has been updated in line with the Gluten Free Food Prescribable Products list.
Amendments are as follows:
- Warburtorns have changed the presentation of their rolls from 3 to 4, but have maintained the PIP code.
- Name change for the Dross Finax and Drossa Mum's Mill ranges as now owned by Tobia Teff.
- JUST have been bought over by Dr Shar.
Items that have been removed are:
- BiAlimenta Potato Gnocchi
- Pasta Spirali (spirals)
- Pasta Penne
- Acini di pepe / Pasta Grains
- BiAlimenta Variety Pack / FormatiMisi Pasta from different varieties across the range
Patient information
- Gluten Free Food Formulary for patients (opens as a word document for printing)
- Gluten-Free Food Requirement Order Form
- Community Pharmacy Scotland
contains information and tools to provide the The Gluten-Free Food Service, including information for patients.
Community Pharmacy / Dietician information
- Gluten Free Food Formulary for dieticians / pharmacists
- Community Pharmacy Scotland
Contains the information and tools to provide the The Gluten-Free Food Service, including information for patients - Turas Gluten Free Food Service
Training pack for community pharmacies
GP information
- Patient registration form (NHS Highland intranet access required). To be printed and given to patients.
This Food List (Formulary) is a list of prescribable gluten-free products that can be ordered by patients in the North of Scotland. It gives a wide, but not exhaustive, list of available gluten-free products.
In line with lists in other areas of Scotland, this list aims to give patients a wide selection of products while keeping the Food List (Formulary) affordable. In time, some products may be deleted from or added to the list.
Products that are labelled as wheat-free are prescribable for individuals with established gluten-sensitive enteropathies with co-existing established wheat sensitivity. Products have also been annotated as lactose, milk or soya-free, where the information is available from manufacturers.
Patients can contact manufacturers directly to request starter pack samples of items in this Formulary. See manufacturers' contact details.