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I believe these are not kosher as i ordered them in the past if im not mistaken i think they have gelatin in them
Says it has Gelatin in it.
Do these nerf a hechsher?
I received a sample of this item and noticed it has gelatin as an ingredient. Just FYI.
I don’t know if or does or doesn’t contain gelatin but I saw this site that says it may contain gelatin or glycerin. I thought I’d share. I know there are differing opinions about it, but some may not want to buy it
Any Kosher concerns? I’ve seen these products have gelatin on the brush
FYI, This product contains gelatin.
not necessarily forbidden since it is not eaten and is not a food.
Would your dog eat it?
Yes, yes he would.
All Colgate and Crest toothpaste has gelatin in it.
And most kashrus agencies say it’s not a problem, but ask your LOR.
One usually spits out toothpaste and mouthwash, whereas with wisp one does not. I don’t know if that’s relevant to the halachic status, but should be factored when comparing the two.
I asked a LOR when breathstrips came out before they had a hechsher and was told it was fine.
As I said, ask your LOR.
Are these kosher? Ingredients say gelatin
I should probably read previous comments before posting
Can these be used on Shabbos?
*From Colgate in 2015 (*things may have changed since*)*
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Dear
One of Colgate’s three global values is Caring,…. We appreciate this opportunity to provide information regarding animal fats used in Colgate-Palmolive products sold in the United States.
*All* Colgate Toothpastes and Toothbrushes that are marketed in the U.S., *with the exception of Colgate Wisp* and Colgate Max Fresh with Mouthwash Beads, are free of any animal-derived ingredients. All glycerin used in our Toothpastes comes from only synthetic or vegetable sources.
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The Gelatin is actually derived from pork. But it isn’t assur L’fi Halacha (because he isn’t eating it and he is isn’t using it for flavor, and if he is, it is very possibly assur like treif gum)but a person should be Machmir and not use them