One thing that I know can be confusing is you use a product and then have a reaction or get sick. I'm going to say the evil statement no one likes ~ It Might not be Gluten that made you sick~. I've had some strange reactions that I've had to link back to things to figure out what they were, and they weren't gluten! I've found out the hard way in my life, I'm allergic to penicillin, wasp stings, dyes in detergents, scents in detergents, naproxins, sulfa, wool among other things. So when I get hives, and or start tossing my cookies, we play "what have we eaten or touched in the last 48 hours." Some reactions can take hours after initial contact to show up, and in extreme cases over 24 hours. That's where I come in, in extreme cases. Try remembering everything you ate, touched, came in contact with, the last 24 hours, and what might have been an allergen.
So back to weird things that might contain gluten. Some of the weird ones were Toilet Paper, Floss, and Razors, I've covered Lip Balm already and Shampoo. I was shocked the usual 'Glue on stamps and envelopes' did not come up. -
Here is what I found out on Gluten Free Toilet Paper ~ I can't find one that contains gluten, so I guess that's good! A friend of mine told me she thinks it's the chlorine
Fiora -
- It
is our pleasure to assure you that our products contain NO GLUTEN
whatsoever! No protein is used in any part of our products process.
- Kimberly-Clark
consumer products do not contain wheat, rye, barley, spelt, triticale, kamut or
farina.
- We appreciate you writing to find out if Charmin products contains gluten. Charmin products do not contain gluten; there is no gluten in the adhesive used to hold the first sheets on core of the Charmin toilet tissue.
- In response to your inquiry, none of our Kimberly-Clark consumer products contain wheat, rye, barley, spelt, triticale, kamut or farina. This includes the adhesives used at the beginning and end of each roll.
- Georgia-Pacific tissue, towel and napkin products do not contain any wheat, rye, barley, oats or any of their by products. In addition, the core adhesive used for tissue and towel products is not gluten based.
As for Razors containing Gluten ~ One thing to keep in mind is you can use an electric ladies razor, which is rechargeable, and saves you the out of pocket cost of a new razor regularly. Or you can also use hair conditioner to lather up your legs and get a plain old razor. Either of those are another option. I don't know about you, but I always use up my shampoo before the conditioner, so this wouldn't be a bad option to even out my bottle use.
Gillette Mach Razors and Venus -
- You’ll be happy to know there is no latex, gluten, or lanolin in any lubrastrips. It may also be helpful to know there are no animal by-products or derivatives and no fragrance.
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If we add gluten, wheat, or wheat extract to a product, it will be listed in the ingredients on the label. The only exception in which it won't be listed in the ingredients on the label is if, wheat or wheat extract is added to the perfume at a Very low level. If you are concerned about using a product with a perfume, we recommend you use a fragrance-free product, not uncscented products. Un-scented products may contain a fragrance to mask the smell of the ingredients.
Shick -
Oral-B / Glide -
Then it came up, Diapers containing wheat... What? Why? Seriously? Well for Celiac disease this isn't really an issue, but for babies with diaper rash, could they have a wheat allergy? Plus if you've rid your home of gluten, would you want to bring diapers with wheat into your home? So here are the ones that I found that listed Wheat on their websites. 7th Generation Overnight Diapers -
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