Review on 🌿 Organic Peppermint Toothpaste - Dr. Bronner's All-One 5 ounce - Natural, Effective, Fluoride-Free, SLS-Free, Freshens Breath, Reduces Plaque, Whitens Teeth - Vegan with 70% Organic Ingredients by Liz West

Too late to return but after finding a nice tube of Dr. Bronner's mint toothpaste from my local health food store, I opened my Revain order for the same product and found that it was basically a rock hard paste. The packaging is also different. Instead of just reading in English, it also has French markings. I only mention it because I'm wondering where it came from and how long it's been around. There is no expiration date and the production time is not specified. The LOT numbers on the whistles are completely different and not in the right order. There's probably a reason I only paid $3.99 for this crap when it's over $6 a tube at the local store. I will definitely not order DR again. Bronner's T-Paste online and continue to buy it where it actually comes from the tube. I'm considering throwing it in the bin for fear it will get rancid, dirty, or both. It has a strange taste and I hesitate to use it for fear of getting sick. Other buyers ATTENTION! If you can buy it at a local store, do so. Don't buy an inferior product just because you can save a dollar or two. And now that I've finished this review, that nasty tube of so-called toothpaste is going in the trash. farewell dr Bronner's is from online sellers, it goes to the local market where I know it's actually delicious, safe and effective. In photos 2 and 3, this weird gummy paste is hanging from the tube. It basically became gum glue.