🌿 Redmond Earthpaste All Natural Non-Fluoride Vegan Toothpaste - 4 Pack (Peppermint Charcoal, Peppermint, Lemon, Cinnamon) - Real Ingredients, Non GMO Review

This variety of packaging is always fantastic. I like having different options. The earthy paste is amazing. I could talk about this for days but this is the only toothpaste I will ever use and I've only been using it for 5 years. I have no problems with my teeth, they always look nice and white. This toothpaste contains NO FLUORIDE! I'm done with fluoride. They are researching it. It's not good for your teeth.

Can't comment on product taste, thickness etc as I haven't opened any of the tubes. I bought this as a healthy alternative to regular toothpaste as the website advertises all natural ingredients with a long list of what they can't handle. Each tube comes with a cancer and reproductive harm warning label. This directs users to California Proposition 65. Based on my research, the tone used is suspect. Let's get back to Tom and Jason's proposal.

I've tried all four flavors and they all taste good. But more importantly, they all work exceptionally well. Aside from not containing any unwanted and unhealthy ingredients, they contain ingredients that are really good for your teeth, gums and mouth. After brushing with one of these toothpastes, my teeth are perfectly clean and my mouth tastes fresh. I've used homemade toothpastes that are as good as this one, but I've never found a pre-made toothpaste that even comes close. I love these…

I bought these because I wanted to get away from the complicated toothpaste ingredients. We've been using Auromere's fluoride-free, mint-free toothpaste for years, but I've had gum irritation and didn't know which of the myriad ingredients was to blame. We tried this variety from Redmond's and while we don't usually like real salt, the taste of these pastes ranges from OK to great; The lemon was definitely the best. When those tubes ran out, we bought some bentonite and just made our own…

five-star taste and ingredients. Lemon flavor is the household favorite. Terrible breathing I feel from everyone in my house after the charts shut down in the red! What on earth is it?! I really want to be on the train with natural toothpaste (and we all floss daily and use tongue scrapers) but bad breath with this stuff is killer!

This toothpaste has stained both the tip of my toothbrush and my teeth! My partner noticed my teeth were turning yellow and then I noticed my toothbrush was turning yellow too. I will definitely not buy this again. This is the worst toothpaste I've ever tried. Very embarrassing as it was staring at me.

I've just tried all the flavors of this toothpaste and I like them all. Peppermint has a strong, clean flavor. My favorites are cinnamon and lemon. I got tired of looking for non-whitening toothpastes a long time ago and resorted to the help of children's pastes, tiring of the taste of chewing gum. Another nice thing about these toothpastes is that they are made from simple, natural ingredients. The only thing I didn't like was that the activated charcoal mint comes in a flip top tube which…

I love these tubes, they look like tubes of paint! This paste is much slimier and less sticky than regular toothpaste. But it makes sense because it contains clay, and clay becomes slimy when wet. You just have to be careful not to let it fall off the brush because it won't stick like regular paste. I haven't tried coal mint, but regular mint has. I was concerned that this is such a natural product that it might be too light on mint because I really love that fresh feeling you can only get from

My husband and I have tried many different types of toothpaste (we like to change things up from time to time) such as Squigle, Xytol and even the super expensive nano hydroxyapatite Boka. We recently bought Redmond Earthpaste because it's "all natural" and we loved the thought of using something that's earth-sourced. THE WORST SOLUTION. First, it doesn't spread. We've used many other brands that don't foam and are "natural" but at least they spread in your mouth so the toothpaste doesn't get…