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Does anyone know if Contact brand clear laminate paper is gluten-free? I contacted the company this morning and the rep really didn't understand, and had never been asked before. After her checking with others while I was on hold, she came back on and said the glue was water based acrylic...that really doesn't tell me if it is gluten free. I plan to contact the company via email and see if I can better explain gluten and get some better answers, but thought I would check here to see if anyone has already done this and knows! Thanks


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I think I remember my nerdy engineer DH saying that acrylic is a polymer...synthetic

Acryl Acid.....lots of chemicals, nothing organic

I don't think there'd be gluten in that

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I think I remember my nerdy engineer DH saying that acrylic is a polymer...synthetic

Acryl Acid.....lots of chemicals, nothing organic

I don't think there'd be gluten in that

Thanks!

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