Natural Toothpaste

May 15, 2010

by arvard
posted in Eco-Babyz

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Ease of use: easy to use

Quality/value: Good quality, more natural

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EcoMama May 17, 2010

I use the Tom's of Maine toothpaste too, there aren't that many choices when it comes to natural toothpaste. Especially if you are looking for something without fluoride. Do you prefer any particular type? They have 14 different kinds! I have yet to try them all :)

By the way, next time if your review is under 140 characters it is best posted as a Quick Tip. Thanks!

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Vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, no artificial sweeteners or chemicals, recyclable tube, ADA-approved, available with and without fluoride.

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and Tom's of Maine is a maker of natural personal care products, such as toothpaste, soapdeodorant. Their products are made without artificial ingredients and without animal testing. While many of their products are vegan, some contain propolis which is sourced from bees.

Tom's of Maine was founded by Tom and Kate Chappell in 1970 with just US $5000. The company is based in Kennebunk, Maine, in the United States. The company now has approximately 150 employees and 90 oral and body care products sold at more than 40,000 retail outlets worldwide. They sell soap, toothpaste, deodorant, shaving cream, mouthwash, and similar products. Their fluoride toothpastes are the only natural alternatives to earn the American Dental Association's Seal of Acceptance.

As of 2005, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate has been added to some of the products including toothpaste.

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