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the new RX Bars (gluten-free, but possible corn issue)

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If anyone is interested, I contacted the company for those new RX Bars.  I see they are gluten-free, but I asked about corn and soy. This was their reply: So I 

"Thanks for reaching out. Right now, we can confirm that corn is found in the natural flavors of the following products:
Kids Apple Cinnamon
Kids Berry Blast
Mixed Berry
Mango Pineapple
Honey Cinnamon Peanut Butter
Please let me know if you have any questions.Thanks,Danie"

So I replied back asking if that meant there was a good chance for cross contamination with the corn. This was their reply to that: I haven't even seen them in stores yet, but it's good to get the info on them anyway. 

"The presence of corn in the bars I mentioned would be incredibly small. We perform allergy washes between flavors to prevent cross contamination but there is still a very small risk for it.Thanks,Danie"

I haven't even seen them in stores yet, but it's good to get the info on them anyway. 

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