RevitinToothpaste | Fluoride-Free Prebiotic Citrus Tooth Gel | No SLS, Gluten Free, Dye Free, GMO Free, No Sweeteners | Non-Toxic, Kid Approved

Let's get straight to the point—this toothpaste isn't cheap, and while price and quality don't always go hand in hand, it makes you think that there's something special about it. I started reading reviews, and as you can see, they are not just complimentary but enthusiastic.I try to choose the most natural and beneficial products for myself and my child, so the ingredients didn't raise any concerns; in fact, they delighted me—there's no fluoride or SLS, which are often found in cheaper toothpastes. Additionally, it contains probiotics, vitamins C and E, cranberry extract, and even CoQ-10. Based purely on the ingredients, it ought to be an excellent choice.But what about my experience?The toothpaste has a pleasant citrus (orange) flavor. It's not overpowering, sweet, or chemical—it’s just nice. It does a great job of cleaning my teeth, despite the lack of aggressive chemicals—it effectively removes plaque, and even my dentist complimented me on this! My gums feel healthier after using the toothpaste consistently.In short, I am satisfied with the results and the toothpaste itself. Of course, it’s not a budget option, but good health comes at a price.

Low foam, superior cleaning. The citrus flavor is pleasasnt but not overpowering. I like the clean ingredients that are safe to swallow, making this ideal for my kids and for me.

My dental hygienist asked me what I was doing differently because he said there was almost no plaque build up on my teeth. I told him I changed my toothpaste! Almost done with my first tube and well worth the price! My mouth feels cleaner and I the citrus flavor is growing on me. This is not like regular toothpaste but it's working!

I liked the taste and the fact it's healthier for me. Expensive but I hope it's worth it.

I just received this toothpaste and it tastes so good and whitens my teeth better than the best if Crest or Colgate. As a multiple time cancer patient aiung fir a healthy mouth and body, to have a healthy toothpaste is worth the price. Thank You for offering this via Amazon.

Great tasting. A little pricey, but excellent product. Does contain Stevia, which is the only thing I'd change.

This is the first toothpaste of this type that I have tried. I chose it because of the natural ingredients. It does taste good, different than mint. There is some foaming so I know that it's cleaning my teeth. I've only used it for a couple of weeks so far so I don't know if it has any whitening effect on my teeth and I do drink coffee frequently.

I read that this paste was good for the microbiome (health of your intestines and mouth). My digestion is horrible, so I jumped on this.The thing is my teeth hurt so bad eating has become a chore, I just would like to avoid. My teeth are so sensitive, I avoid steaks, corn, and anything that might hurt my teeth. Baby food might work. Brushing is painful as well as flossing. My gums hurt when I eat and brush. Sometimes they bleed.Last dental visit, mentioned these problems. The hygienist and dentist said I was brushing too aggressively. So brushed as gently as I could. I was brushing more often figuring I must have missed something which is why my teeth my teeth are so sensitive (I mean hurt like hell). They feel as though all the enamel is gone. I did not get better. If fact I feel worse. I am 5 foot 4 inches and I now weigh 98 pounds.For some reason I thought to look at the ingredients. The first ingredient is vegetable glycerin. It is all natural so I continued to use the paste. I eat all organic and no grain or sweets so those things can not be blamed on what is happening to me. Then it dawned on me, vegetable glycerin is soap. This kills all the good bacteria in your mouth and can't be all too good for the rest of the digestive system.The fluoride used in mainstream pastes is not natural at all I read an article in Townsend many years ago about where the fluoride they use comes from. It is from the scrappings from the inside on smokestacks. I am not kidding. They would have to pay to have this carted off as toxic waste, but instead save a ton of money selling to "treat" your water. Natural fluoride is fine though.I would like to write a letter to the FDA and get this dangerous toothpaste off the market, before someone looses all their teeth.The description states it isSAFE: soap is not a god thing to brush your teeth withProvides long-lasting fresh breath and sparkling white teeth: my teeth are very yellow nowREMINERALIZING: um, I feel there is no enamel leftProtects the oral microbiome: soap kills the oral microbiomeECONOMICAL: the paste is at least twice as much a normal brands and more that natural brands.It won't be more economical if I have to get all my teeth pulled out and get dentures!!!!!Here is an article I have also read Sodium Fluoride used in Fluoridation is NOT Pharmaceutical Grade - Paul ConnettIf you are suffering too, please stop using this paste!