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Yes, they are salicylate free. They are two relatively new ingredients added to vitamin supplements. Both are chemicals derived from plants: Lutein from marigolds and lycopene from tomatoes. Because they are single chemicals derived from plants and chemically purified they will not block guaifenesin.
