Toothpaste does not have to be dispensed in disposable plastic tubes. How about in a reusable glass jar that can be reused and eventually recycled at the end of its life. This toothpaste offers spearmint freshness and is made of all natural ingredients. It is fluoride-free. We love this toothpaste because it works well, it is natural, it is vegan and it is packaged in a completely plastic-free container.
When you've used every last drop of the toothpaste, wash out the jar and reuse it for plastic-free travel, personal care or whatever you can think of.
Volume: 93 g / 3.3 oz
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Xylitol, Sea Salt, Colloidal Silver, Castile Soap, Trace Mineral Concentrate, Spearmint Essential Oil. Does not contain glycerin, SLS or Fluoride.
Care Instructions: Keep lid tight to seal in freshness.
Country of Manufacture: Canada
Packaging: Glass jar and metal lid.
Health and environment: Plastic-free, vegan, and does not contain fluoride, SLS, or glycerin.
For more information on colloidal silver, please check this article referred by Nelson Nturals, the manufacturer of this toothpaste.
I love the idea of toothpaste in a jar. Great. However, I do not like how it makes my mouth feel and taste after brushing. I have to follow it up with mouth wash which comes in a plastic bottle. UGH LWP response: Thanks for your honest feedback, Gail. Much appreciated. It is a shift in texture and method, but the taste we actually find quite nice, so it really is a subjective thing. All the best. :)
I’ve tried a few toothpastes that had environmentally friendly ingredients, but they still showed up in plastic tubes. I was about to try the tablets when I spotted this, and I love it, Note that if you wouldn’t share your toothbrush with the person you share your bathroom with, you won’t want to share this either, so get each person their own jar. But it’s the perfect solution for me and it performs just as well as the name-brand product my hygienist recommended years ago. (I don’t want to plug that brand and don’t know how to describe it, but it does a good job of fighting staining.)
