Review on Prevent Dental Issues with RADIUS Organic Toothpaste by Sharese Mekang

update. I still love this toothpaste, it is sealed BUT I can't find the expiration date or manufacture date anywhere. I figured since it's completely organic and I'm not sure when it was made, it's probably best to throw it away after a year of use. I would sniff and taste to be sure about 6 months after opening. But that seems to be the only downside. At first I wanted an enzymatic toothpaste and searched the internet for several hours a day. Browse reviews, manufacturer and where it was made. I found a company I dreamed of, but their products contained a chemical or two and weren't made in the USA. Reviews also highlighted issues with toothpaste not being sealed or different colors coming out of the tube and then a different color popping up halfway. When I then decided on the product, I could not find anything other than chicken flavor. I tested ALL the ingredients in this toothpaste. I myself ate this toothpaste and sniffed it before giving it to the child. Smells of cinnamon, sweet potato and mint. I love #1 that it's USDA ORGANIC, #2 is made in America and #3 that it's green tea and rosemary free. First off, a scientific study using Beagles gave them green tea extract and guess what. ALL BEAGLE DIED. Why people put green tea extract in different things I don't understand, and it's a fad, but it's deadly and usually the last ingredient. Second, if you search the internet, you will find that rosemary extract is known to cause seizures in small dogs and cats. I read all the ingredients very carefully and when I see things like this I do some internet research to find out what the risk is with each ingredient. I would rather know every ingredient my child eats because it can cause stomach upset. Luckily, they added fennel, which soothes the stomach and bloating. This toothpaste is literally the best choice on the market and safe to consume.