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Coconut Mint Flavored
Full of delicious organic coconut and peppermint powder, plus the natural sweetness of xylitol. All packed in an infinitely recyclable tin.
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Toothpaste powder tablets! What’s the deal? Here at Dr. Ginger’s, we’re always innovating, and what we have here is the next best thing in oral care. Packed full of delicious coconuts and mint, our Coconut Powder Toothpaste Tablets have the same great taste and whitening power as our Original Coconut Oil Toothpaste, but with less packaging. Less packaging = less waste. So not only are our Coconut Powder Toothpaste Tablets good for your teeth, they’re good for our planet! Try Dr. Ginger’s Toothpaste Tablets for a good-looking smile (that you can feel good about, too)!
| Weight | 1.62 oz |
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| Dimensions | 3.8 × 2.4 × .9 in |
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Smile Easy, All Of Our Products Are:
The coconut oil + xylitol effect.
Organic coconut oil is a powerful natural ingredient that reduces harmful bacteria in the mouth while boosting good bacteria. When combined with xylitol, the two ingredients protect the tooth with a silky smooth layer that plaque cannot adhere to and bad bacteria cannot digest, giving you a clean mouth without any need for harmful chemicals or dyes.
In other words: Dr. Ginger’s doesn’t attack your mouth with man-made chemicals like other kinds of toothpaste and mouthwash. We use what’s already in nature to defend against bad bacteria and plaque. It’s a smarter approach.
We think the combo is pretty great, so that’s why you can find organic coconut oil and xylitol in every one of Dr. Ginger’s products!
TangibleReads –
I mean who doesn’t like toothpaste, so figured I’d give Dr. Ginger Coconut Mint Chewable Tooth Powder Tablets a try. At first you think they are tiny mints in a fancy jar, until you put it in your mouth and realize you don’t want to swallow toothpaste. It’s a mild minty flavor, but still definitely toothpaste. It immediately starts to dissolve when mixed with water as you bite down. If you normally use a little toothpaste go with one tablet, but if you like a lot, use 2. I used one, which is definitely enough. My rotary toothbrush left nothing of this chalky pellet behind. Mouth felt clean with my teeth color about the same. Not as minty as regular toothpaste. This would be great for travel since you don’t have to worry about the mess of a tube squeeze in your bag. This brand is environmentally friendly since the jar is reusable and there are refill packets. Very unique
Mrs.Ramsey –
A husband pick as he has in my opinion gotten obsessed with new oral hygiene products but I cant even get on his case because its how I found some charcoal toothbrushes I am in love with. When he saw these we’ve never heard of products like this before so we thought we would give it a try and well its not too bad. I was a little scared after watching his reaction at first and his description of feeling like he was taking some kind of pill from the movies lol. However trying it for myself they remind you of a very mild mint you would take to help you after you got done eating something that you knew would linger on your breath after. You chew them to activate them and have your toothbrush ready to go it acts like a toothpaste and you begin the process of cleaning your teeth. I will say one thing that got me in a good way was that there was not toothpaste stains in the sink or on the brush to me that was a plus off the bat. The bad is I didnt like feeling the grit of it breaking down as you chew on it and brush your teeth but I guess its something you could get used to over time I guess. I do think this would be great too for travel since it was so easy to use and it wouldnt count as a liquid. Overall I will say this wasnt too bad I didnt think it did a better job cleaning then my toothpaste but it wasnt a bad experiance. We even had the kids try it and they reported the same feeling its a weird experiance but not bad and one they could do again. So I guess and dont tell him this wasnt bad.
Product Tester –
I’d never heard of tablet toothpaste before, so I really had to try these out of the curiosity.Seems to work just as well as normal toothpaste in my opinion, it’s mild flavor so if you don’t like toothpaste that burns, this is pretty good stuff!You get 60 tablets, but all the tablets have a split on them, which made me wonder if they could be used in half doses, I think it does work okay as half a tablet, but I think a full tablet definitely does a better job. Perhaps the split in the tablet is the dosage meant for kids to use? Packaging doesn’t really make any mention to why there’s a split in the center.
rio conure –
I was sooo skeptical to try these with the coxonut addition but let me tell you i am now a believer! These are such a cool concept! You place the tablet in your mouth bite down and then put your wet toothbrush in your mouth and start scrubbing. There is a light coconut flavor but mainly its plainish. It foams up really well and once youre done your mouth feels minty which is my favorite. This is such a great way to reduce your plastic use which is so important. Clean ingredients, jar is adorable, Works great, and reduces your carbon footprint what more could you ask for!
Amazing Grace (verified owner) –
Toothpaste tubes aren’t recyclable, these tablets come in a neat little tin, that’s recyclable in so many ways.
AlliumByTheLake –
Dr. Ginger’s toothpaste tabletsBiting down on the first tablet felt odd. I was kind of dreading it because I was expecting something chalky, like chewing antacids (which I really hate, compounded by the gag-inducing peppermint taste). Surprisingly, there’s no chalky feel and the taste is a pleasant coconut. Not gag-inducing at all.It takes some practice to get used to knowing how much chomping to do to make sure the particles are small enough to turn foamy when scrubbed with a wet toothbrush.
scharfty (verified owner) –
Great packaging – it’s like getting toothpaste tablets in an altoid tin!The taste of this stuff is neat at first; coconutty and new. When you’re finished brushing, it leaves a not so great aftertaste.
TheMysteriousLibra –
If you’re into liquid-free travel items, toothpaste tabs are wonderful. I can easily put about 2 weeks worth into a smaller container and take with me. They taste great and foam up in the mouth for brushing. I found one tab to be too much for me so I split them in two to extend the life of the product.
Jess –
These are an amazing idea. The packaging is pretty and modern, with a glass bottom and bamboo lid. The lid is lined with plastic because I think you must to get a decent seal. The label is cute. So easy to pack for travel, carry-on ready without having to consider liquid restrictions. They work ok. They taste like coconut and mint and baking soda and leave your mouth feeling lightly minty after a brush. After I tried these and formed my opinion, I asked a friend what she thought and her response summed up the effectiveness perfectly and hilariously “This is a definitely a work at home toothpaste. If I used it before a first date, I wouldn’t get a second date.” It worked ok for both of us for maybe a couple hours before our breath started to smell. Just before lunch, husband asked me if I had switched toothpaste and informed me that it wasn’t working. If it worked id love it. The packaging, the flavor, the idea, all great. But I need my toothpaste to work and unfortunately it doesn’t deliver there.Please hit the button if this info was helpful.
VIDFAN –
You can’t beat these for the convenience factor – these tablets don’t require squeezing toothpaste out of a tube – you just pop one into your mouth, start chewing, it foams up and you apply your brush. If the refills don’t come with a glass jar each time, it would be beneficial to the environment. However, it looks like you get a new jar with every refill, so not so great.The best thing about these is their convenience for traveling, especially when you have to pack really, really light, like camping and backpacking. You can conceivably carry more than is allowed through airport security as a result of them being tablets and not tubes.The downside is that THERE IS NO FLOURIDE. I’m tired of these eco-types pushing “no flouride” toothpastes on the unsuspecting public under the guise of “it’s healthier.” No, it’s not. I ordered several “natural” toothpastes recently that have no flouride and threw them out after I started getting cavities.Give me a Colgate Total with flouride version and I’ll consider buying this. But no flouride? I’ll use these tablets once in a while but not a regular basis.
The Idahoan –
This is a great concept for cutting down on unnecessary waste. It will be great for travel, especially when you want to cut down on liquids for flying. It was easy to use and did the job, I just wish the peppermint flavor was more pronounced. I missed having that super intense fresh flavor on traditional toothpaste.
lumes –
These are theoretically really environmentally friendly with the no-plastic approach. However, if you have to order these online once a month to be shipped to your home, that starts to really eat into the environmental benefits. (I could pick up some toothpaste while I’m grocery shopping and avoid the emissions and packing materials waste inherent to online ordering.) Where these shine is their usability for travel, and specifically camping or backpacking. They are not a liquid or gel, so they can travel easily through airport security. The jar seems less likely to be smelled by a bear during a camping trip (although I can’t say for sure, I don’t have the same sense of smell as a bear!) and this tablet form is definitely good for ultra lightweight backpacking: only bring the tablets you need and nothing more, so you’re not carrying a tube and extra toothpaste with you on your back.I docked a star because they are pretty gritty which is a bit unpleasant. Besides that, they are roughly the same as traditional toothpaste in overall mouth-feel.
Carefree Retiree –
These are amazing! I honestly expected these to be so-so at best. Instead, I was completely surprised at how well they work and how convenient they are. They foam up really well, and get your teeth clean. They also make your mouth feel fresh. I will be buying these again!
C.T.M. –
Impressions:1. I use more than the recommended amount of tablets. For me, 4 provides a much better brushing experience than less.2. This is a decent tasting toothpaste and it does leave my mouth fresh after brushing.3. This toothpaste seems to have a mild abrasiveness to it. Because of that, it does seem to have a bit of a polishing and whitening aspect to it.Overall:I think this is a great toothpaste for on the go/travel. For the home, I just don’t find it nearly as appealing as traditional toothpaste. At the same time, it works very well and leaves my mouth fresh.4 starsCheers!
Susan –
The thought of these. Is great, I really like the idea of less waste for the environment.I think these will be great for traveling.They are easy to use.My only issue is I don’t feel like my teeth are as clean after using them as they are with standard toothpaste.My teeth just don’t have the same feel to them when I’m done as what I’m used to.My breath is clean, so it may just be a personal preference.These are not overly minty or coconut.
Whidbey Mary –
These are a novelty item though tooth powder was around long before toothpaste. For some reason if I brush with regular toothpaste just before I go to bed I wake up in the middle of the night with a horrible taste in my mouth. To eliminate that problem I have been using baking soda at night and the problem disappeared, I also don’t like how foamy most toothpastes are – some are so foamy it gags me. Well, I tried Dr. Ginger’s Toothpaste Tablets and was surprised at how clean my mouth and teeth felt with very little foaming. I also found I do not wake up in the middle of the night with a bad taste when I use these tablets. My new regime is regular toothpaste in the morning and during the day then these tablets at night. Unfortunately, these are cost prohibitive if on a budget. $14.00 can buy a lot of toothpaste – much more than 60 brushes worth.
LaraLara –
Daughter:Interesting concept. I like it. I’m defiantly going to keep a bottle on hand in the cupboard as these are great for travel. I like that you can also buy refill packet when you run out. Super eco-friendly alternative to the standard plastic tube toothpaste. The ingredients are non-toxic and safe to use for the entire family. It’s minty fresh but not too strong so my kids like it.Just toss one toothpaste tablet into ur wet mouth, bite down on the pill to dissolve and turn to powder form and brush away!Makes a great gift too. Paired with a bamboo tooth brush and your all set! I really love the bottle it glass and cap is made of wood.
Jen –
To start, I normally use all natural toothpaste. I’ve tried powders, tabs, and pastes. I knew I wanted to have tabs on hand for camping and traveling. These will be great for that! They have a pleasant taste and out of all the natural toothpastes I’ve tried, they sure do foam up. Most natural toothpastes don’t foam at all. So this was nice, especially when chances are you’re using limited water if you’re camping. My mouth felt very clean afterwards. I also love the glass jar with bamboo lid. So I will be keeping some with the jar at home in the bathroom on display and just throwing a few into a small little container I have when traveling. You can get refills for your glass jar, which I also love. All for less waste!
Hunting Creek –
I’ve not used chewable toothpaste tablets before. I have tried powders and I like them. This is a different form of toothpaste for me and it wasn’t bad at all. Chew the tablet, wet your toothbrush and then brush your teeth. I was worried that there would be ground stuff stuck in my teeth, but it all dissolved and was easy to brush away. This tasted great and left my mouth fresh and clean. Very easy to use. These would be good for travel since they are so small and easy to pack.
D. Messing –
I have been looking for tablet toothpaste for a long time and I am thrilled to have finally found some! These are great, easy to use, do a fantastic job, and taste great. Thank you for the ability to finally try these!
C. Wong –
I tried it and loved it. One tablet did all my teeth. I do have children sized teeth as per my dentist, You just bite into tablet, it foams enough to brush all your teeth. My mouth feels clean and fresh!!! It has a coconut flavor that lasts. I think it will be great for those days that you went to the store and forgot to buy toothpaste. I want to find out if there are other Dr Ginger products because I am very pleased with this.
Brian Smith –
As a novelty, these are pretty cool. A lot of people are making “toothpaste” tablets. I guess the appeal is less packaging to save the environment. And, more natural ingredients.Dentists still recommend fluoride toothpaste. I’d be hesitating about using a non-fluoride toothpaste on a regular basis. But, let’s assume for the sake of this review you’ve made that choice.They smell good and taste good. I miss the mint of my normal toothpaste. But, some people find that overwhelming. They contain xylitol. So, KEEP THEM AWAY FROM YOUR DOG.The packaging is nice. But, I don’t see any way to purchase the refills either on Amazon or on the manufacturer’s website. If I have to buy this jar every month not only are they really expensive, I’ve got more waste than I would have with a tube of toothpaste that would last me a couple of months. 60 tablets might sound like a lot. But, if you brush the recommended two times a day, that’s only a month’s supply.It takes some getting used to putting something in your mouth, chewing, and not swallowing. But, after a couple of days, I didn’t have the temptation to gobble the table down anymore.It produces a sufficient amount of foam (surprisingly) and my teeth feel pretty clean after.I guess I’m an evil person. But, I can’t see switching to these because I think they’re expensive (especially if I can’t find the refills) and I feel like normal toothpaste protects my teeth better (fluoride).
Astrid –
I’m always up for new types of natural tooth and mouth cleansers, providing that they are fluoride-free. These are small tablets that are very easy to chew. That was one thing that I was a bit concerned about. No need to worry about breaking a tooth by having to bite down on these things. They break down very easily. The taste is very nice, a wonderful coconut mint. Once they break down, you just start brushing away. Depending on what might be going on in your mouth, you might need to use a second tablet. You know, like if you have garlic breath or strong morning breath that day. Other times, one will do the job nicely.These would be nice for travel when you are worried about things leaking and squishing out in your suitcase. The jar is compact and should not cause any problems.My only problem with them is that I think the price is rather high and would give me plenty of second thoughts when purchasing.
Midwest Midlife –
Well who knew! I have never seen tablets like this and had to try them. They are fantastic for traveling, and much easier to transport than a tube of toothpaste. No chance of a tube leaking and toothpaste squishing all over. I was so intrigued by these. They are mild in flavor and seem to do the trick. I have to admit, it’s a little strange at first to chew a tablet but once you get the hang of it, these are quick, easy and great to carry in your purse or bag.
I like things! –
I was pleasantly surprised how much I like these. The packaging is top notch. The taste is great and strong enough to have fresh breath without the burning sensation. You put it in your mouth, chew it and brush like normal. Works great. These will be perfect for traveling, once I could travel again safely.
TOPJOB7 –
These are easy to use and taste great without being too sweet. Each tablet is a little smaller than a pea. They crush and dissolve quickly in the mouth, turning first into a light paste and then just foam. It didn’t over-foam but had some foaming action.The taste is decent, minty coconut, but the coconut flavor doesn’t seem real. Still it tastes good enough that it wouldn’t surprise me if one of my little kids ate the whole jar at once.No grit or anything – it didn’t really seem to abrade at all on my teeth or feel like it did much of anything actually. But it was pleasant to use except for the lingering fake coconut aftertaste.Some more natural ingredients including xylitol, which helps keep my mouth fresher. I tend to wake up with a better mouth taste after using xylitol which has been shown to fight certain bad mouth bacteria. No flouride, which may be good or bad depending on your needs and what you are looking for. Also not a long list of weird chemicals which makes me feel better using this as some chemicals in personal care products have been found to cause hormonal problems and/or build up in the human body.The pills can be split on the line for smaller children as long as they understand not to swallow. 60 pills per bottle lasts one month brushing twice a day. So the cost is pretty high per brushing even compared to expensive toothpastes which can last me several months per tube.The bottle has a plastic wrap seal around the lid but I could simply unscrew the lid and it slide off and then back on again so it wasn’t tamper proof. Under the lid there is another plastic cover that isn’t attached. The outer box isn’t sealed either.I plan to throw a few of these in my travel bag and use them occasionally as a break from my regular toothpaste. I couldn’t find any indication on the packaging or jar of where these were made.
CoCo’s Mom –
I spent almost too much time opening the box, removing the plastic safety seal, removing the cotton and then getting a tablet out. It was wanting to crumble. I grabbed my toothbrush quickly and wet it and chomped down on the tablet and brushed. I will be doing this for the next 29 days. You get 60 tablets and I generally brush twice daily. Sometimes more often.
Aderyn –
I wasn’t sure about chewable toothpaste tablets, but I’ve been around awhile and figured they probably wouldn’t be the worst tooth cleaner I’ve ever tried. As it turns out, I really like them. The tablets have a light, minty taste and between chewing the tablet and the efforts of your dampened toothbrush, they almost instantly become a pleasant foam, with no gritty sensation.It has become my preferred morning toothpaste. I like mint, but first thing in the morning I often find toothpaste to be shockingly minty, leaving almost a burning sensation in my mouth. These tablets don’t do that at all. The flavoring is mild both to taste and on my mouth and gums. Also, I’ve noticed that when I brush with these tablets, it doesn’t throw off my tastebuds at breakfast. With regular toothpaste, I really have to wait awhile or coffee, juice, etc., tastes funny.The packaging is very eco-friendly, with no plastic involved. The tablets are easy to use and store and leave my teeth and mouth feeling very clean. They’ll be super-easy to take along for travel.
Zest –
My first time trying this pill size toothpaste. Here is my review.The good:- Works surprisingly well. Cleaning and foaming like normal toothpaste.- Very travel friendly due to unique design.- Taste refreshing.I’m quite impressed by this innovative product.
Marcelo E. –
I had never heard of a pill tooth paste until i was offered to try this product. I have to admit i’m pretty impressed with the quality of it. The taste is just amazing and refreshing. I’m definitely switching from conventional tooth paste to these pills!
Dana O. –
As someone who has traveled somewhat frequently in the past, I was always looking for ways to reduce the massive amounts of toiletries that I seem to need for just a weekend trip, let alone a vacation of a regular length. These tables are great as I can just put some in a small container that I already have, and not worry about being weighed down with more toiletries.These are small tablets that you simply pop one in your mouth, chew it up a bit, and get your toothbrush in there and brush. There is plenty of foam to make this feel like your regular toothpaste. There is plenty of toothpaste to last the entire time you’re brushing. It does have a coconut scent and taste to go along with the mint taste, but that’s okay as it is all natural.The packaging is mostly natural too, with a glass jar and not too much plastic involved. You can even buy a refill pouch of tablets to refill the glass jar. These little tablets create less waste, we don’t have to have a whole tube of toothpaste when you can use these little tablets. I am all for reducing waste wherever I can.I’m really glad I got to try these tablets, I’m looking forward to trying other products by Dr. Ginger’s.