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Do you know if Lily of the Desert is made in a gluten free facility and/or if Tom's of Maine mouthwashes are made in gluten free conditions?

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I think Tom's of Maine is safe. I called about their toothpaste a couple of months ago, and I am pretty sure that they said the only products that they make with gluten were a couple of their shampoos, but you should call to make sure. It was really easy to get a hold of them and they answered everything as though they were familiar with it.

Let us know if find out.

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Do you know if Lily of the Desert is made in a gluten free facility and/or if Tom's of Maine mouthwashes are made in gluten free conditions?

Thanks all

These are the mouthwashes by Tom's of Maine that are Gluten-Free, Natural Anticavity Fluoride Mouthwash, Natural Cleansing Mouthwash and Natural Tartar Control Mouthwash. I don't know about Lily of the Desert thought, hope my other info helps.

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These are the mouthwashes by Tom's of Maine that are Gluten-Free, Natural Anticavity Fluoride Mouthwash, Natural Cleansing Mouthwash and Natural Tartar Control Mouthwash. I don't know about Lily of the Desert thought, hope my other info helps.

Well I just called them, it looks like Lily of the Desert is made in a gluten free facility and is itself gluten free.

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