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Give our toothpaste tablets a try today:
♻️ Plastic-free and compostable packaging
🌱 Vegan and cruelty-free
👩⚕️👨⚕️ Formulated by dentists
🦷 Contains fluoride for strong healthy teeth
🌿 Natural ingredients
🚚 Free Delivery
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Every Year BILLIONS of single-use toothpaste tubes are thrown away.
Made from a mix of plastic and aluminium, they are difficult to recycle and most end up in landfill.
Formulated by dentists, make the switch to our plastic free toothpaste tablets.
Zero Paste, Zero Waste!
1 toothpaste tablet is just the right amount to brush your teeth.
Each tab contains 1450ppm of fluoride to keep your tooth enamel strong and healthy.
That's the same level you would find in a standard tube of toothpaste and the amount recommended by the NHS.
Not only have we done away with plastic, we have taken it to the next level. ALL our packaging is biodegradable, so you can compost it at home and turn it into plant food!
Our toothtabs come in glassine bags, made from nothing but paper.
Product labels are printed on 100% recycled waste paper.
Even our mail out bags are purely made from sustainably sourced paper.
Everything is 100% recyclable, biodegradable and compostable.
Breeze through airport security with our toothtabs in your hand luggage.
Toothpaste tablets are dry and solid you don't need to separate them and you will never have to buy those annoying tiny tubes of toothpaste ever again!
1 toothtab = 1 brush, so you can save space by only taking the amount you need.
Made from 100% natural ingredients, our Toothtabs are free of artificial preservatives and stabilisers normally found in toothpaste.
Made from 100% natural ingredients, our Toothtabs are free of artificial preservatives and stabilisers normally found in toothpaste.