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Sillyyakdidi

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I have sort of a backwards question, what gluten-free toothpaste does everyone on this board use, now i'm wondering if i'm stupid and i've been glutening myself with toothpaste (i'm calling the company!), I'm also the genius who about five months after going gluten-free sent out about 100 christmas cards and licked all the envelopes (that had gluten).....so, now i hope i'm doing the right hting!


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Canadian Karen Community Regular

I use Aim.

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Guhlia Rising Star

I use Crest. I believe all flavors are gluten free.

jerseyangel Proficient

I use Jason Powersmile :)

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I'm kind of confused about toothpaste. I've read to watch for hidden gluten in toothpastes, and after searching the net, Tom's of Maine was the only one that listed some of their toothpastes as gluten free. Now I buy one of the gluten free Tom's toothpastes. But in just reading labels of easier to find, cheaper toothpastes, I can't see anything that would indicate gluten in any of them. But I'm afraid to try any that aren't labeled gluten free.

Can somebody list which toothpastes DO contain gluten? I'd like to buy cheaper toothpaste, if I could.

RiceGuy Collaborator

I just use baking soda mixed with some water to make a paste. Works great and I know exactly what's in it too. I suppose you could add some mint flavoring or something, but I'm not picky enough about the taste to bother with all that. I only need it to do the job, which it does very well, and it's about as cheap as you can get for toothpaste.

olalisa Contributor

Crest--all of the varietys are gluten free.


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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

I go between Crest and Arm and Hammer. Both work well. I just use them for two different reasons. I am goofy though :)

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I use Tom's of Maine.

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