125CT Toothpaste Tablets with Travel Tin – With Flouride

Conventional toothpastes contain chemical preservatives.  These little chewable toothpaste pills contain no preservatives, are vegan and cruelty free, and gluten free. Unpaste is Leaping Bunny certified. Unpaste tooth tabs are made in Europe and are FDA registered, and meet strict EU health standards. They contain no dyes, synthetic fragrances, silicones, sodium lauryl sulfate, paraffin, or other petroleum based products. Unpaste tablets are minty fresh and leave your mouth fresh for hours. The tablets are soft and easily crumble into a fine powder when bitten.  A little water from a cup or drawn off of a toothbrush turns them into paste in seconds for easy brushing. Ingredients: Microfine cellulose (Microcrystalline cellulose) polishes your teeth ultra smoothly into the interdental spaces. Therefore, new particles on the tooth surfaces can simply bead off, plaque growth is inhibited in the first place. Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) adjusts the pH of the tablet with citric acid. Silica (silica) serves as a cleaning agent and helps to remove any soft plaque. Amisoft (sodium lauryl glutamate) is a gentle rinsing agent that helps flush what you brush into the sink. Magnesium stearate is a plant-based ingredient that helps bind the other ingredients into tablet form. Natural mint flavor (from mentha arvensis leaf oil) and menthol gives the mint-flavored toothpaste tablets a fresh, cool taste. Xanthan gum is a natural thickener and gelling agent that gives out tooth tabs their consistency and texture. Stevia is a plant that provides a natural touch of sweetness. Citric acid regulates the tablet’s pH so it’s gentle on sensitive gums. Sodium fluoride helps protect against cavities. There is .62mg of fluoride in each ‘with fluoride’ toothpaste tablet. A trace amount of eugenol is found in the tooth tabs, only because it is found naturally in mint leaves. Unpaste tooth tabs do not foam. Foam doesn’t actually do anything beneficial for your teeth AND it requires chemicals like sodium lauryl sulfate and diethanolamine (DEA) that can cause canker sores and disrupt hormones.