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Denttabs plastic-free toothpaste tablets with fluoride

At last! Plastic-free toothpaste that actually tastes like toothpaste and contains fluoride… Jackpot!

 

You can keep your teeth and save the planet after all. Chew these pills and keep your golden grills clean. Or your normal teeth, whatever cleans your gums chums.

 

To use, just chew one tablet and add a dab of water to feel it magically turn into toothpaste. Then clean your teeth as normal. (For a whole two minutes mind, otherwise the tooth fairy will be after you.)

 

1 month’s supply (in small glass jar) = 60 Denttabs tablets

6 months supply (in cardboard box) = 360 Denttabs tablets

 

That’s for one person. If you want two months’ worth, which would be 1 month’s supply for two people, then just click ‘1 month’s supply’ and put the quantity as 2. Get it?

 

Denttabs were developed by Dentists and are vegan and cruelty-free. They have the COSMOS Natural seal of the BDIH - which is an internationally recognised standard for controlled natural cosmetics. This means Denttabs include no artificially produced fragrances or dyes, contain mostly plant-based or natural ingredients and are produced in a responsible, environmentally friendly way. Another reason to smile. :) 

Denttabs Toothpaste Tablets (with fluoride!)

PriceFrom £3.00
  • Plastic tubes of toothpaste of course! Unrecyclable horrors.

    Most of us these days, manage to keep a substantial number of our teeth into old age (or we hope to anyway) and we can put that down to improved dental hygiene and dentistry, despite our increasing consumption of sugary teeth rotting goodness. Toothpaste, this underrated wonder of the modern age, makes it all better and keeps us smiling toothily rather gummily grinning. Not something one would like to forgo then, despite the environmental problems of toothpaste packaging. We are only human after all and the self-sacrifice of your pearly whites will mean nothing if your lack of teeth means you find it hard to elucidate your eco-friendly ethics to others who might otherwise follow your lead. Thank goodness for a viable replacement for the toothpaste we all know and use then.

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