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Best baby rash creme ever but is it gluten Free?


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I went to the German Penaten website, and checked out the ingredients. Unfortunately they list something vague like 'skincaring additives' (losely translated, that's the best I can come up with that means what it says). Which could well include wheat germ oil.

So, I sent them a message and asked if the creme contains wheat germ oil. I'll post their response when I get it (and will translate it, of course ;) ).

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I went to the German Penaten website, and checked out the ingredients. Unfortunately they list something vague like 'skincaring additives' (losely translated, that's the best I can come up with that means what it says). Which could well include wheat germ oil.

So, I sent them a message and asked if the creme contains wheat germ oil. I'll post their response when I get it (and will translate it, of course ;) ).

Ursa We've been using it here in NJ since the 1960's -- used to be a big concentration of Germans here in union County area. A Day Care lady I know is hooked on this and won't use anything else. Too bad they don't make it in a tube.

Thanks for your help.

jesscarmel Enthusiast

my family has been using it since i was a baby and i still use it. i couldnt confirm ingredients either but ive been using it anyways and hoping it was gluten-free. it would be great to know forsure !

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Ursa: Any reply yet from J&J on the Penaten? My husband keeps looking at the cream and I keep telling him, no - can't use it yet....

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