Davids Fluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for Remineralizing Enamel & Sensitive Relief, Whitening, Antiplaque, SLS Free, Natural Pepperm...

I purchased the whitening and anti-plaque toothpaste, but the same sales page's options contained nano-hydroxyapatite. ZeeBooth's 5 star system seems inclusive all these toothpastes in one rating system. There is a serious problem in which the search engines in general are not bringing up the controversial details that far too many consumers are raising about micro (natural) vs nano (synthetic)--where the manufacturers including David's are hiding this specific data. When I search hydroxyapatite info, I find David's toothpaste brand as unacceptably hiding information about its percentage of nano-hydroxyapatite, its suspension rate, its total product percentage. Any honest pharmacist will identify this type of general information that can have impacts upon the human body as unacceptable. David's entire line is not 100% natural to the extent it contains NANO-hydroxyapatite, as any NANO is always synthetic and unnaturally sized and can be expected to lead to potential cellular function problems inside the body until enough time has passed for all the scientific safety tests to have been properly executed and published. Micro size is natural and does not have these nano size problems. The small unnatural size of NANO anything allows it to unnaturally enter any human or other living cell where the universal or divine design did not allow it to come into natural existence. Nano Hydroxyapatite is not natural, but synthetic. In fact, the safety studies of anything nano which is such a new technology can not be completed for years into the future. Meanwhile, Davids expects its customers to trust its limited nHA info pertaining to total suspension and to total ingredient in product and in terms of its exact size. I expect all toothpaste manufacturer's to be 100% transparent, especially about the details consumers want to know about distinctions between nano and micro sized ingredients! If I had know this, I would not have bought this "natural" herbal citrus mint toothpaste. Just because EWG blessed this product this time does not mean its formula might not be found "natural" next time when it does not feel a natural obligation to transparently disclose all information to consumers. If EWG doesn't continue to monitor this each and every time, I can't allow myself to trust this product.

All natural ingredients, fluoride free, no animal testing, recyclable tube, family owned business...need I go on? What's not to love? Nice big tube that comes with a most helpful tube key so you can squeeze out every last tasty bit. I'm hooked and will be buying David's regularly.

Love all the ingredients in this, and prefer it after checking so many, very different types of toothpaste. I do not believe in using fluoride on my body and believe it is a toxic waste! So that is a big no-no ingredient. I am a holistic Health Coach and very fussy about what I put in and on my body, and before this have been making my own powder toothpaste for years. I am impressed with it, it seems to work great, taste great, and from when I am reading The addition of the nano ingredient is supposed to be great for rebuilding enamel and helping your teeth. I havent been using it long enough to see if that would make a difference at the dentist. I will let you know! It is pricey, but seems to be lasting a long time, you dont need much.

Mild mint flavor, no weird textures. It does come in a metal tube and a tube roller but if you put even a small amount of pressure behind it, the toothpaste just oozes out. Very messy and semi wasteful.

This is my go-to toothpaste. I like the price per the amount of toothpaste (as far as fluoride free toothpaste goes). I like that it comes with the little key to roll it up also because, 1) I feel like I waste less that way, and 2) When I didn't roll it up but squeezed the toothpaste out instead, the sides cracked, and toothpaste would come out of those cracks every time I used it. That was annoying. And frustrating to feel like some was being wasted. However, when I started the next tube by rolling it, I had no issue like I did with the first tube. I like that a little goes a long way and the taste is pleasant.