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Some Recently Confirmed Gluten Free Body Products (Australia)

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gf-soph Apprentice
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Hi all

My gluten antibodies have unfortunately risen, so I've started from scratch and gone through everything I use and contacted the manufacturers. Here's an updated list for those that are interested.

Confirmed as gluten free by company

* All colgate toothpastes distributed in Australia

* Reach floss

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gf-soph Apprentice
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A couple of other emails came through

Simple products - all range gluten free EXCEPT simple nourishing body wash and simple soothing shower cream which contain hydrolysed wheat gluten.

Kleenex aloe vera tissues are confirmed safe (I was concerned they might have some sort of unsafe moisturising ingredient, happily not)

Soph

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