Chewtab Toothpaste Tablets Vanilla Mint[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

I truly cannot say enough good things about this product. For one thing my severe EDS is affecting my gums and teeth negatively, I worry about it a lot because I'm only in my twenties and I don't want bad teeth. These made me start to brush a little more, they are convenient, The taste is great with both flavors I tried, They work really well, Both of my kids love them and now like to brush their teeth, They are super convenient for traveling which is a plus, Your teeth feel super clean after using them, But best of all my chronic gum problems where I have gingivitis and severely bleeding gums that I can't seem to ever get rid of, even with any kind of mouthwash, it's starting to clear up probably at least 65% since I started using these a month ago, and the swelling in my gums is seriously gone down, Which is amazing because I've tried everything. They are giving me fresher breath which is also awesome because normally even after brushing it's not great. These are amazing and I will definitely continue to buy them. Already recommended these to a couple of my friends.

I selected the product Vanilla Mint that was supposed to containe fluoride but the item I received said Flouride free. Didn't taste bad, didn't taste amazing, but better than most toothpaste tablets out there. If only I could have gotten the right product, it would have been great and would have repurchased. Even though it's listed as an option, I don't think there is a Fluoride containing Vanilla Mint flavor.

This is a different way of keeping your teeth clean. You don’t have a paste of chemicals going into your mouth. It’s a different experience, it’s just the right amount too so you aren’t wasting. Seems to be more cost friendly for us, and a great flavor!

This is a unique product and it does do a few things that I find to be positive.For 1, it uses a glass jar with metal lid, so it has much less waste then a tube of toothpase.2, The flavor was not bad and the if you find 1 tablet is not enough 2 will definitely be enough, no water needed.My gripes:1 You do have to chew it pretty completely, or youll get tablet-chunks stuck to your teeth and need to chew mid-brushing2 My biggest issue is I leave the jar in the bathroom. I take immensely hot showers and it steams up the bathroom. Even with the jar tightly sealed, I find that over time the humidity from my shower seeps into the tablets (as I usually brush my teeth after said shower as well). Eventually this leads to swollen and mushy tablets that do not do well as toothpaste.I did an experiment and left the second jar in a different room and the shelf life was much longer that way, so just a warning keep it in a dry place if you want it to last long. A drawer or cabinet INSIDE the bathroom wont cut it.The last thing I will say is, if you take all that into account, its not a bad toothpaste overall. Its not life-changing, but it works, and it is different. Not for me though If i cannot keep it in the bathroom where I brush my teeth.

I absolutely hate mint but, I'm so used to mint flavored toothpaste that other flavors leave me feeling like I haven't brushed my teeth at all. These remind me of a mild mint gum. They foam up fairly easily and I love that I can get refills with less packaging.I have 3 different types of arthritis. I have a lot of trouble with my hands early in the morning. On bad days, it takes a couple of hours before my fingers can bend. It's much easier to shake a tablet out of a bottle than squeezing a tube. I was even able to replace the screw on cap with a flip top cap from an old vitamin bottle. I'll take anything that makes my day easier.

Doesn’t turn into a toothpaste when chewed. Not worth the money.

I hate to review this so negatively since there aren't any other reviews, but I really didn't like this flavor. I'm new to tooth tablets, so keep that in mind.Positives: It foamed well and my teeth felt really clean after, like more so than normal. The glass bottle is cute and environmentally friendly. The idea of a tooth tablet/pill is novel and fun. I could see this being useful for travel. My five year old daughter was super excited to try it.Negatives: The taste was SO awful. That combined with the initial grittiness of the tablet made it feel/taste like I was grinding my morning coffee in my mouth...only I had no coffee. I don't know how this is supposed to be vanilla mint because I would have called it old coffee that you forgot to turn off and it burned and then got cold. My daughter spit it out immediately. I got through it but really don't ever want to again.I'm still trying to decide if it's worth trying another flavor, but at $13 a bottle with shipping that's not such a cheap investment. Honestly for me beside the flavor, I liked it.BTW, I also tried tooth powder recently. For comparison purposes if you are interested. That was an entirely different kind of disgusting. These tablets were more similar to traditional toothpaste once the tablet actually dissolves. The powder tasted like salt and some essential oils, but mostly salt.

I was worried that I wouldn't have that super clean feel that I have after using Crest, but you know what, it's better. Tastes great (I've tried Peppermint and Vanilla), easy to use, comes in a glass bottle, and the refill boxes come with a lot of tabs. I was looking for a plastic free toothpaste and I found it. After using it for a week, I tried Crest again and man it felt very chemically, didn't taste as good, and comes in a plastic tube. All around worth it and a great find. My only issue is that the refill boxes don't have a Subscribe and Save option.