Gluten can be hidden in all type of products ranging from shampoos, lotions, sunscreen, make-up and toothpaste. Below is a list of certified gluten free toothpastes and the statements and links from the manufacturer websites.Toms of Maine
- Simply White Toothpaste
- Wicked Fresh Toothpaste
- Whole Care Fluoride Toothpaste
- Whole Care Fluoride Toothpaste Gel
- Children's Toothpaste Gel
- Fluoride Free Children's Toothpaste
Click Here to learn more about Tom's of Maine's product integrity and what can not be found in their products.
Crest Pro Health
According to CrestProHealth.com their website states:
"Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste does not contain gluten. Crest Pro-Health Rinse does not directly add any ingredients that contain gluten, though it is possible that it may contain trace amounts. We recommend you contact your doctor before using Crest Pro-Health Rinse"
Aquafresh
According to AquaFresh.com FAQ page:
According to AquaFresh.com FAQ page:
"Aquafresh® toothpaste does not contain gluten."
Colgate
Statement posted on the Colgate.com website
"We certify that Colgate Cavity Protection Great Regular Flavor Toothpaste is gluten-free. We do not intentionally add gluten to any of our other Colgate toothpaste varieties. Although we obtain our ingredients from reliable and trusted suppliers who maintain our high standards for safety, quality, and efficacy, we cannot guarantee that the ingredients used have not come in contact with any gluten"
Arm & Hammer
Arm & Hammer confirms that all toothpastes are certified gluten-free.
Oral B
Statement posted on the Oral-B website
"There is no gluten used in the formulations, nor on the equipment used to produce any Oral B Stages toothpaste product."
Sensodyne
The company does not use any ingredients containing gluten, but says its raw material suppliers cannot guarantee there is no cross contamination in the process.
Arm & Hammer
Arm & Hammer confirms that all toothpastes are certified gluten-free.
Oral B
Statement posted on the Oral-B website
"There is no gluten used in the formulations, nor on the equipment used to produce any Oral B Stages toothpaste product."
Sensodyne
The company does not use any ingredients containing gluten, but says its raw material suppliers cannot guarantee there is no cross contamination in the process.
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