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Toddler Toothpastes That Have No Gluten


precious831

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I just found out I've been using a toddler toothpaste that has gluten (Oral-B)! I'm so upset. Anyway, does anyone know of one that's is gluten-free just off the top of your head? I'd really like to get one as soon as possible.

Thanks


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MichelleW Rookie

I think that the colgate one is gluten-free

I did find this

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.ph...mp;showentry=94

precious831 Contributor
I think that the colgate one is gluten-free

I did find this

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.ph...mp;showentry=94

Thanks. I'm so confused, I clearly looked for it online and found a few sites stating Orajel toddler toothpaste is not gluten-free. I'm confused.

I just found out Tom's is gluten-free for sure, they have a toddler toothpaste. I think I'll get that tomorrow.

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Thanks. I'm so confused, I clearly looked for it online and found a few sites stating Orajel toddler toothpaste is not gluten-free. I'm confused.

I just found out Tom's is gluten-free for sure, they have a toddler toothpaste. I think I'll get that tomorrow.

I use Tom's in the adult forms and really like it. It was going to be my suggestion and I think you'll be happy with the choice.

lovegrov Collaborator

Call Orajel and ask them.

richard

precious831 Contributor
Call Orajel and ask them.

richard

that's my plan but they were closed for the weekend and so that's why I didn't. I wanted to get a replacement as soon as possible.

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