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Non-GFCO Products That Are Tested to be Gluten Free


mika688

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I can only use certified products, but GFCO doesn't really do much skincare or not edible. I reached out to a ton of companies and found safe cleaning products/makeup/skincare/haircare that aren't certified. Here's the emails I got from the ones that sounded the most safe/reassuring.

 

Cleaning products

1. Puracy

Thank you for reaching out with your concerns about gluten in our products. I completely understand the importance of this information given your celiac disease, and I’m here to provide clarity.

Puracy products are 100% gluten-free, and our manufacturers do not use any gluten in their facilities. Additionally, they thoroughly sanitize all equipment between uses, ensuring that our products are safe from cross-contamination at levels that could affect even microscopic bacteria. This rigorous cleaning protocol ensures that there are no traces of gluten in our products, making them safe for individuals with severe allergies or celiac disease.

If you have any more questions or need further information, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to help ensure you have a safe and positive experience with our products!

Best regards,

Donna

Puracy Customer Experience

2. ECOS

Hello Michaella688,

Thank you for reaching out to us. All products are gluten-free. We do not share a facility, we only make our own products in them. 

Please let me know if you have any other questions. 

 

Skincare

1. Andalou

We take our responsibility to consumers very seriously, especially those with gluten sensitivity. Once a formula is finalized we send it for testing at the University of Nebraska's Food Allergy Research and Resource Program (FARRP) for reassurance that the final formula is indeed gluten free and safe for those with celiac disease and gluten sensitivities. 

We are committed to the consumers’ right to know, and we believe in transparent labeling practices. You may rest assured that what you read on our label is exactly what is in our product.

At Andalou Naturals we know you have a choice when it comes to your personal care, which is why we believe in using ingredients that are Non-GMO, gluten free verified, certified organic, nature derived, vegetarian, vegan, sustainably sourced and fair trade, and always cruelty free, so that our health-minded consumers can rely on our products to always be as efficacious as they are good for you.

Have a beautiful day!

From Mariana at the Andalou Naturals Consumer Care Team

 

2. Epilynx 

Hi Mika,

Thank you for your email!

We have our own facility and we test products for gluten. We are not gluten free certified yet since we just moved facilities.

I hope it clarifies!

Dr Liia Ramachandra

 


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