Unpaste Mint Fluoride Toothpaste Tabs 250 count

This NEW FORMULA is even MORE like toothpaste. It's everything you know and love about the toothpaste experience—and still without the plastic tube, mess, and not-so-great-for-you ingredients. They're not afraid to say it: Their new formula is a teeth-cleaning masterpiece. The new-and-improved tablets delightfully dissolve in your mouth. They've also eliminated any chalkiness and added the perfect amount of foam for a more satisfying, smile-inducing experience.

They're most proud of what's on the inside, but their redesigned packaging deserves a special shout-out, too. Now flat-bottomed so it can sit proudly upright on your bathroom counter, and they've added a new resealable zipper. The ink is all nontoxic, too.

Here are just some of the many things to make you love Unpaste even more:

Safe. Their formula doesn't contain xylitol, SLS, or palm oil. They've also skipped the preservatives, sodium saccharin, artificial colors, and aluminum.

Effective. Their tooth tablets gently polish your teeth, leaving fewer places for bacteria to attach. They also contain two kinds of clay with antibacterial properties. Less plaque and tartar buildup means healthier teeth and gums.

Travel-friendly. Unlike toothpaste, packing these tiny tablets means no TSA 3-1-1 rule to follow or unfortunate suitcase explosions to worry about. They're also a backpacker's dream.

No mess. Traditional toothpaste gets EVERYWHERE—the countertop, your pants, your laptop screen, your mustache. These tidy little tablets neatly clean your teeth—no fuss, no muss.

Less abrasive. Unpaste protects your teeth and gets them squeaky clean for that "just-after-the-dentist" feeling.

Fresh taste. These tablets have just the right amount of minty clean. No weird aftertaste or filmy feeling.

Vegan & cruelty free. They don't use animal-based ingredients or test on animals, and they are also Leaping Bunny certified.

Sustainable. Their manufacturing process is waterless, and they also now make their tablets in North America (instead of Europe) for a smaller carbon footprint.