🦷 Ginger's Toothpaste Tablets - 1.27oz Jar Review

Unbeatable convenience factor - these tablets don't need to be squeezed out of a tube - you just push one into your mouth, start chewing, it foams, and you apply a brush. It would be good for the environment if a glass weren't included with each refill pack. However, it looks like you get a new can with each refill, so it's not great. The best thing about them is their travel-friendliness, especially when you have to pack very, very light things for camping or backpacking, for example. You may…

As a novelty, this is pretty cool. Many people make "toothpaste" tablets. I think the appeal is in packing less to help the environment. And more natural ingredients. Dentists still recommend fluoridated toothpaste. I would hesitate to use non-fluoride toothpaste on a regular basis. But let's assume that for this review you made that choice. They smell good and taste good. I miss the mint in my regular toothpaste. But some people find it overwhelming. They contain xylitol. So keep them away…

They're easy to use and taste great without being overly sweet. Each tablet is slightly smaller than a pea. They quickly grind and dissolve in the mouth, turning first into a light paste, and then just into foam. It didn't foam much but had some foaming effect. The flavor is decent, mint-coconut, but the coconut flavor doesn't seem real. However, it tastes good enough that I wouldn't be surprised if one of my young children eats the whole can in one go. No sand or anything - in fact it doesn't…