Toothpaste Tablets, Natural Peppermint Toothpaste Tabs, 150 Mouthwash Whitening Bite Tablets for Teeth, Fluoride-Free

Very surprised with this product, very effective, easy to use, makes your break stay fresh and taste nice.

Love these. Great idea putting it in tablet form. You can feel the difference straight away. I would recommend anyone buying this to replace the paste.

More convenient but inferior to traditional toothpaste in terms of freshness and cleanliness. Had no whitening effects whatsoever. I'd suggest sticking to liquid.

I bought this to use while on the road, I found that while it tastes good and foams up well in the mouth it is not a real substitute for either toothpaste of for mouthwash. It still requires a toothbrush to get the best out of it and a sink plus water to spit/rinse out the foam. Will I buy it again? Maybe, a couple of tablets and a toothbrush in a plasticbag can be slipped into a pocket easier than a toothbrush, tube of toothpaste and bottle of mouthwash,

Teeth feel squeaky clean after use

Pros Convenient and Portable: Toothpaste tablets are easy to carry, making them an excellent option for travel, camping, or on-the-go oral care. Fluoride-Free: Ideal for those who prefer to avoid fluoride for health or personal reasons, allowing for a natural alternative to traditional toothpaste. Reduced Plastic Waste: Many brands offer eco-friendly packaging, reducing plastic waste compared to traditional toothpaste tubes, making it a more sustainable choice. Easy to Use: Simply bite down on a tablet, wet your toothbrush, and brush as usual, making the process straightforward and mess-free. Whitening Properties: Some formulations contain natural whitening agents, helping to brighten teeth over time. Long Shelf Life: Toothpaste tablets generally have a longer shelf life than traditional toothpaste, reducing the likelihood of waste from expired products. Cons Texture and Taste: Some users may find the texture and taste of toothpaste tablets different or less pleasant than traditional toothpaste, which could affect user experience. Learning Curve: Users accustomed to traditional toothpaste may take time to adjust to the tablet format and the process of using them. Cost: Toothpaste tablets can be more expensive per serving compared to standard toothpaste, which may be a concern for budget-conscious consumers. Limited Foaming Action: Some users might miss the foaming action that traditional toothpaste provides, which can impact perceived cleaning efficacy. Not Widely Available: Depending on the brand and location, toothpaste tablets may not be as readily available as conventional toothpaste, making them harder to find in stores.

The teeth cleaning tablets are a new thing to me. I've never tried something like that before apart from the commonly known toothpaste. They come in glass jar which is always better than plastic alternative. I used it twice so far and it feels a bit strange to me. When I crushed the tablet by the teeth I noticed that it gets fizzy so then I started brushing my teeth without even finishing off crushing all the bits left from the tablet. Some pieces didn't fully dissolve as they were probably too big or not crushed finely enough. I still managed to brush my teeth clean. The tablet has mild minty flavour and in my liking it could taste of mint stronger so I could feel it for longer after brushing. I'm glad that these tablets doesn't contain fluoride which is toxic. I hope that there will be more and more toothpastes or teeth cleaning products on the market which ditch the toxic fluoride for good. This product surely isn't cheap but it's worth trying.

Love the idea of these and they taste good but I found them a bit too 'foamy' in the mouth