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Is Noxema Cleansing Cream Gluten Free?

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Does anyone know if it's Gluten free?

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Just checked delphi. It is on the list as okay.....

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Karen, I appreciate your help and letting me know Noxema is Okay. How can I get the Delphi List?

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Go into www.delphiforums.com then click on the left hand side where it says "Health & Wellness". Then the second forum that comes up is called the "Celiac Disease Support Group". (At some point, you will have to register and log in but it is free....). Scroll down and you will see "Gluten Free Product List". If you click on that, you will see the list come up in convenient categories. There is also a section there where you can download the list to print it out......

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Proactiv works well (for most) and is gluten-free too, in case he decides to change up his face wash.

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