Archtek Toothpaste Tablet Mint 60 Review

I love that it's not a tube of toothpaste so it saves plastic and the packaging should be 100% recyclable. The tablets foam quite well and I feel clean in my mouth after using them. However, it also has a strong chemical feel (I know I'm good at talking), which I don't really like. I used a homemade coconut oil and baking soda mix but wanted something on the go. This product isn't bad and still lives up to most of my values, but I think I'll look at other versions of this type of product.

I bought these for hiking as an alternative to the small tubes of toothpaste that my dentist gives me. My experience of a 4 day and 3 day trip with them is that they definitely work. They lather like regular toothpaste but with saliva in my mouth they allow me to brush my teeth and my mouth feels fresh and clean. At times I felt the amount of foam was too much and will probably try half a tablet for brushing next time. The downside that made me give them one star is that they don't contain…

I needed a small portable doppa kit that didn't contain liquid so I could carry it in my backpack and it wouldn't take up a lot of space every day and I could use it to travel around the airport without making a fuss about liquid for to take TSA. This was the final piece of this puzzle, I just swapped out the pills from the bottle for an Altoids jar and it's thin and compact enough to fit in my small toiletry organizer. It foams well, does not burn, teeth are clean.

I've only had it a few days so I'm comparing it to similar products I've used. It takes a lot of chewing to make it work and I feel like it's being put in my teeth. There is a dispenser on the lid that you can open, but the pills are too big to get out so you still have to remove the lid. It's super minty, but whether it's good or not is probably a matter of personal preference. I probably won't buy these again.

I love this product. I have tried the too fast acting pills of different brands and so far they are the best at handling moisture which is the best for me both in everyday life and when travelling. I've started using them on a daily basis. I just wish they would sell refills in bulk so I can reduce packaging waste. I tried another brand that did the same thing but they couldn't handle the normal humidity in my home so I had to throw out a bunch. can reduce my plastic bottle waste

These toothpaste tablets are ideal for backpackers. My hygiene kit consists of a small removable toothbrush in a small case containing a tiny, hotel-sized tube of toothpaste. One tube lasts me for about 3-4 days when used very sparingly. I've been taking these pills as an alternative and have been very happy with them so far. The taste is actually quite good. I don't like anything too minty, but these were delicious. I tested one at home by chewing on it with a fairly dry mouth and they…

Good idea and I really liked it at first. Unfortunately, I soon realized that these tablets didn't clean my teeth as well as regular toothpaste. They almost always leave a conspicuous film of bacteria or plaque or something else that builds up on the surface of your teeth. I know it's not just in my head because I can scratch it off with my fingernail. I've tried brushing longer and/or harder or softer than usual, brushing at different angles, brushing multiple times. Some of these things help…

I was looking for toothpaste tablets for an upcoming trip. I bought some from lush and they gave me a sample of these toothy tabs which I thought was a great idea. I liked the idea but the taste wasn't very good and there was no freshness in the mouth and they were expensive. When I was looking for other options on Amazon, I came across these. They had good reviews and for the price it was worth trying. I have to say that I am very happy with these tabs. You basically put them in your mouth…