Los lápices Crayola® Dough, Glitter Dots y Easy Peel Crayon se fabrican con trigo (harina) como ingrediente y, por lo tanto, no se consideran libres de gluten. Todos los demás productos de Crayola, incluido Silly Putty, no contienen trigo u otros granos conocidos por ser una fuente de gluten.
Varios productos Crayola se fabrican en las mismas instalaciones de fabricación y en la misma maquinaria. Si bien existe una pequeña posibilidad de contaminación cruzada, la maquinaria utilizada para fabricar productos Crayola se limpia entre ciclos de producción de una manera que cumpla o supere todas las regulaciones.
Esto no se aplica a los productos con licencia, como los artículos de baño, cuidado personal o alimentos de la marca Crayola, que son fabricados por socios licenciantes. Consulte la parte posterior del embalaje para conocer los detalles del fabricante o póngase en contacto con nosotros si tiene alguna pregunta.
Si tiene preguntas adicionales, no dude en llamarnos o enviarnos un mensaje de texto al 1-800-272-9652 de lunes a viernes entre las 9 a. m. y las 4 p. m., hora del este. Si prefiere enviarnos un correo electrónico, visite nuestra página de soporte de contacto de Crayola para obtener más ayuda.
Si tienes preguntas adicionales, ¡nos encantaría saber de ti! No dudes en llamarnos o enviarnos un mensaje de texto al 1-800-CRAYOLA días laborables entre las 9 AM y las 4 PM hora del Este. Si prefieres enviarnos un correo electrónico, visita nuestra página de contacto.
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Although the exact ingredients in our products are proprietary, we can provide a list of the most common ingredient requests not found in products currently manufactured by Crayola. This list does not apply to licensed products, such as Crayola-brand bath, personal care, or food items, which are manufactured by licensing partners. Please check the back of the packaging for manufacturer details or contact Crayola Customer Support with any questions.
- Casein
- Eggs & Egg Shell
- Fish/Shellfish
- Latex*
- Milk
- Nut & Nut Oil (including Tree Nuts)
- Peanuts
- Red Dye #40
- Sesame & Sesame Oil
- Whey
*It is possible that latex gloves may have been worn during the manufacture and distribution of raw materials, components, or finished goods.
If the ingredient in question is not included on this list and is due to a medical concern, please call 1-800-CRAYOLA or visit our Support Page to send us an email.
Need information regarding gluten or wheat in our products? You can find that information on our Gluten and Wheat Ingredients FAQ page.
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Crayola does not control the prices of our products at retail. We sell our products through a network of distributors and retail stores, including brick and mortar stores and online retailers, and recommend they establish fair pricing. Retailers and independent third-party sellers that offer products online through established retail sites can set their own prices and may significantly reduce or increase the cost of a product based on their selling strategy. For example, some retailers will lower their prices on certain products during the back-to-school season to attract customers or compete with other retailers.
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We offer Crayola product catalogs online!
- US Consumers: Visit our Support Page and select Product Catalog.
- Canadian Consumers: Visit Crayola.ca where you will find a link to the current product catalog in the Helpful Links section. While you are there, check out the colorful products offered at Crayola.ca.
If you are located outside of the US or Canada, please visit the Crayola international contact page to reach out to the appropriate office.
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The basic ingredients in Crayola® Markers are water and dye. A common experiment is to use paper chromatography to separate the dyes. When performing this experiment, you will find that not all Crayola Marker colors separate into different colors due to the nature of dyes utilized in creating marker colors. (Brown, violet and green markers work best). For example, only one dye is used to make our red color marker, but a number of dyes are used to make our brown color marker. In a chromatography experiment, the brown will separate into different colors; however, the red will not. A craft involving chromatography is available on our website at Crayola's chromatography craft page.
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Many Crayola products do not state age recommendations on packaging because the age when a child is ready to begin using art products varies from child to child. Some children are ready to use art products at a very early age, while others may not show an interest until later. Crayola offers a range of art supplies and creative activities designed specifically for children ages 12 – 36 months. Learn more here about the right tools for toddlers and preschoolers to express, create and connect with color!