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2tired

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2tired Apprentice

I was diagnosed with Cealiac in Nov. 05. I noticed that prior to being diagnosed everytime I used any type of chapstick that my lips felt like they were on fire. I never could figre out why. Now that I have been diagnsed with Celiac I am pretty certain that must be why. I am wondering if someone can tell me where I can purchase chapstick that is gluten free. It would be greatly appreciated.


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lorka150 Collaborator

burt's bees lip balm is gluten-free.

Mango04 Enthusiast

Badger Balm can be purchased from most health food stores and is really awesome :)

LKelly8 Rookie

Anything with a strong mint flavor will burn my lips. The worst for me are those new super strong mouthwash/toothpaste flavors, yikes! :o

"ChapStick (Wyeth Consumer Healthcare Products) (888-797-5638) (ve= 01/18/05)

ChapStick All Natural

ChapStick Cold Sore Therapy

ChapStick Flava Craze SPF 15 Tropical Twist

ChapStick Lip Balm Cherry

ChapStick Lip Balm Medicated Stick

ChapStick Lip Balm Medicated Squeeze Tube

ChapStick Lip Balm Mint

ChapStick Lip Balm Regular

ChapStick Lip Balm Strawberry

ChapStick Lip Moisturizer SPF-15, Stick

ChapStick Lip Moisturizer SPF-15, Tube

ChapStick Lip Moisturizer Vanilla Mint SPF-15

ChapStick Lip Moisturizer Vanilla Raspberry SPF-15

ChapStick LipSations Lip Moisturizer, Glitter

ChapStick LipSations Lip Moisturizer Gloss

ChapStick Overnight Lip Treatment (with Hydroxy Acids)

ChapStick Sun Zone Flava CrazeSPF 15 Wild Crazeberry

ChapStick Sun Zone Ultra 30 Berry

ChapStick Ultra SPF 30 Lemon-lime

Children’s ChapStick Flava Craze - (Blue Crazeberry)

Children’s ChapStick Flava Craze -(Fruit Punch)

Children’s ChapStick Flava Craze -(Grape)

Children’s ChapStick Flava Craze SPF15 (Watermelon Splash)"

tiffjake Enthusiast
  lorka150 said:
burt's bees lip balm is gluten-free.

Thats what I use, with the yellow top, and I get it at HEB.

jayhawkmom Enthusiast

LOVE Burt's Bees!!! =)

jerseyangel Proficient

I also use Badger Balm :)


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