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I just called 1-800-566-7252 & spoke to Ashley about Oral B Stages bubble Gum flavor toothpaste & she says it does not contain any gluten.smile.gif

Then I called 1-866-844-2797 about Sensodyne Toothpaste. I was inquiring about Sensodyne Full Protection for healthy gums plus whitening & she said "it may contain traces of gluten" but some of the Sensodyne toothpastes do not. I asked her which ones DO NOT contain gluten & she said the Sensodyne Pronamel & the Iso active in a canister.


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