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Beware....gluten In Hand Sanitizer


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I have been using a pocket size hand sanitizer from Bath & Body works since Oct. and did not realize that it has "wheat amino acids" in it. I happened to look at the inactive ingredients today just to show my mother that it was safe....and what do I find....WHEAT!! That definitly explains why I get CC and can't figure out what it's from. I only use it occasionally, but I can tell you there are definitly times I eat and know that what I'm eating is okay, but end up sick anyway.....now I realize it's probably after I have used this product.

Just wanted to share so others could avoid the same issue. I would never have imagined hand sanitizer being a NO, NO.


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I hate Bath and Body works because of that. I had some soap that contained wheat gluten from there. Most of the lotions have oats. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

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That's good info to know. I wonder if their candles contain some type of gluten. I burn them in my house on a regular basis.

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