NOW Solutions, Xyliwhite™ Toothpaste Gel, Charcoal Refresh With Activated Charcoal, Cleanses and Whitens, Fresh Taste, 6.4-Ounce

You should buy this toothpaste gel if you want to stop using any of those generic brands full of fluoride and chemicals and start taking care of your teeth. Nice quality. If you buy the coconut one, tastes awesome, you'll feel like you've eaten a real coconut in the beach. Worth the money.

So far so good. I was afraid it would taste weird but it does not. It looks different from regular toothpastes but taste is good and feels really clean and refreshing after. Have not seen any difference in whitening since I have only been using it for a week or so. But I like it and will buy again when finish.

Keeps my teeth white and I love the taste. I had calcium deposits on my teeth and they have significantly faded away.

The coconut flavor may be off-putting for some, and I would recommend the mint flavor, but overall I'm not dissatisfied with this brand. That said, I'm also not convinced it's the healthiest option and plan to replace this with my own coconut oil / baking soda/ peroxide mixture, which likely will be safer and more affordable. I would recommend scrutinizing the ingredients list closely.

If you have a SLS sensitivity this toothpaste works great. Smells good, lightweight minty flavor and leaves my teeth and mouth feeling fresh and clean. Good price point. Worth it!

Best toothpaste so far

I am giving this product 3 stars because it fails on taste. There is not one drop of mint flavor in this toothpaste. It's not the worst tasting but it is also not the because tasting toothpaste. However, it does lead your teeth feeling clean like you went to tge dentist. But for me favor is very important in toothpaste. I recommend the seller to add in a significant amount of mint because it is truly lacking. I cannot recommend that you buy it or not because it depends if flavor is important to you as it is to me.

I drink a lot of tea and coffee, and my teeth had been getting more stained over the years. I also think from using several erosive things (lemon juice, etc.) a lot much of the enamel had gotten damaged and more dentin which is more yellow was exposed, which makes it harder to whiten your teeth. And I try to avoid peppermint toothpastes (bothers my heart), while also refusing to use chemical whiteners that are popular because several people I know who used them regularly ended up with mouth, throat or stomach cancer, so I prefer a different natural solution, and there didn't seem to be many out there that worked. When I had braces years ago I had to swish multiple times a day with hydrogen peroxide 3% diluted and it would whiten the teeth, but that didn't seem to work anymore either. I've used a different Xyliwhite in the past and it worked okay, but didn't entirely whiten teeth. So when I first got this flavor of Xyliwhite I researched everything in it to see what in it was supposed to whiten and what other ingredients in it help. I found out they use papain from papaya which is known to help whiten and actually permeate the enamel to whiten dentin under it, while xylitol is known to fight bacteria and plaque and create a protective barrier on the teeth, and cinnamon freshens well although actually supposedly can sometimes stain teeth, but I haven't noticed that at all so it's probably a small amount or deactivated from the other ingredients. There is also sodium bicarbonate. Now this toothpaste alone seems to work pretty well, although a little slowly, which you would expect with many natural toothpastes, but when I did a combo - started brushing my teeth with this toothpaste, then splashed a little 3% hydrogen peroxide onto my toothbrush (so it would be diluted a little having started brushing already) and continued brushing for a minute or two, WOW what a difference. Within just a couple days my teeth were getting way whiter, several shades whiter. Something seems to activate more with the two combined. After using it for less than two weeks (brushing 2-3 times a day) my teeth were practically as white as a chemical tooth whitener would make them. So this is my new tooth whitening regimen! All natural, not unhealthy, and very effective!