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Lactoferrin and gluten cross-reactive foods

Gloria L
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Gloria L Enthusiast
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I know that milk is one of the gluten cross-reactive foods. I'm also lactose intolerant. My problem is that I want to get squigle toothpaste, but they only have two choices, one with bovine lactoferrin and the other one with fluoride, which I don't want to get. I would really like to get this toothpaste because is not only gluten free but is also corn free, which is also another cross reactive food, I'm not so sure about the bovine lactoferrin. It's so hard to find a gluten free, corn free toothpaste, by the way, what about toothbrushes? are they gluten-free safe? Any advices are welcome. 

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You might want to look at this company's products, we did an ad review of them some time ago, but I'm not sure if they're corn-free:

 

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Thank you Scott.

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I use this one, I think it's corn free but someone more skilled in corn reactivity will have to confirm:

https://jason-personalcare.com/products/powersmile®-whitening-paste-vanilla-peppermint

If it's indeed corn free you might can check their other flavors. If you have severe corn allergy there are many websites and lists made by people who have corn allergy and need to navigate the world around that.

Also I've never heard of a gluten toothbrush...unless you're sharing it with someone, so don't do that!

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13 hours ago, raspberryfirecracker said:

I use this one, I think it's corn free but someone more skilled in corn reactivity will have to confirm:

https://jason-personalcare.com/products/powersmile®-whitening-paste-vanilla-peppermint

If it's indeed corn free you might can check their other flavors. If you have severe corn allergy there are many websites and lists made by people who have corn allergy and need to navigate the world around that.

Also I've never heard of a gluten toothbrush...unless you're sharing it with someone, so don't do that!

Hi, thanks a lot for the help.

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