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momandgirls Enthusiast

We're going on a flight next week and my daughter can't have gum because she has braces so I thought sucking on hard candy might help her ears on take off. Thanks!


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amybeth Enthusiast

I think "Nips" are gluten-free. They're in boxes and come in a couple flavors - caramel, chocolate. It's been a long time since I had them, but if I remember correctly I had no reactions.

Please double check me!

Lisa Mentor

Search here for candy...there is a whole list.

beaglemania Rookie

I have braces and I enjoy sucking Lifesavers wintergreen on plane flights.

I also love tic tacs!!!! freshmint flavor.

lorka150 Collaborator

"allan" brand candy canes, i know, list all their sources... therefore, i would assume that their candies are also listed.

Girl Ninja Newbie

Jolly Ranchers are ok, and Lifesavers will clearly list any gluten ingredients.

momandgirls Enthusiast

Thank you everyone for your replies - I ended up getting her lifesavers...


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jenvan Collaborator
Thank you everyone for your replies - I ended up getting her lifesavers...

go here to see a whole slew of gluten-free candies:

Open Original Shared Link (some other hard candies like suckers etc)

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