Redmond Earthpaste with Silver - Natural Non-Fluoride Toothpaste, 4 Ounce Tube (Peppermint)

Redmond Earthpaste with Silver - Natural Non-Flouride Toothpaste offers a quality and fresh breath that not every "natural" type of toothpaste is able to offer. There is natural toothpaste, and then there is earthpaste. With earthpaste you may initially have yourself convinced you may well end up with a glop of something that doesn't do more than make you feel good about the better ingredients list. You recognize that it may not be as chemically induced as some of the brands you'll find at the corner drug store, or seen on the TV ads with the flashy jingles. There may even be a hesitation about how effective the whiteness or attention to sensitivity that you'll get from this tube of earthpaste. I am here to assure you that the tube size and the thickness of this paste, and even the ability to handle sensitive teeth. It is here for your needs. It is here for you. Redmond Earthpaste with Silver has done something right. Offering a good paste for those tooth needs of yours, while actually getting the job done in a non-flouride formula. And an added bonus, I'm not sure how this works, but with the cost of silver going up, it may be time to take the extra tube in my drawer and try to trade it at the local jewelry store and see if I can come out ahead. Okay, maybe not, but I've always got it in my back pocket, just in case the apocalypse hits. Just in case.

This is my go-to for tooth paste. The ingredients are clean and the added silver sold me! Tastes good. Doesn't foam up. Does what it is supposed to do... cleans my teeth! :-)

Great taste ! I’d wet your tooth brush first then put the paste on the brush , because if you add water after the paste it will slide off the tooth brush . Great dental check ups with this brand keeps tarter from building up.

I purchased spearmint, because it doesn't have Xylitol - which we didn't want in our toothpaste. I believe that some of the other flavors do have Xylitol. This toothpaste is different from any I've used before, and quite frankly took some getting used to. It doesn't lather, bubble, or taste overly sweet. As a result, it seemed bland & boring when I first started using it. After about a week of using it, I grabbed my old toothpaste & decided to brush with it, because I thought I missed that minty freshness - I about gagged. My old toothpaste was too sweet, made my mouth water, and just felt like I was brushing my teeth with melted candy. I went back to the Redmond & realized that without the sugar substitute (Xylitol), mint just tastes like mint. I realized that my mouth felt cleaner after using it than when I used my old name brand toothpaste - I just hadn't realized it, because I was so used to that overwhelming sweet minty taste being in my mouth long after I was done brushing. Redmond just leaves my teeth & mouth clean - that's what it does. Now, I've grown accustomed to just being clean. My mouth feels clean after brushing like my body feels it's cleanest after a shower (before you put on the sticky deoderant & the perfumes & the make-up). Just clean. I like it. Another benefit of Redmond's, (@ least the flavor I got), is that because after rinsing, I don't have a film on my tongue or the taste of toothpaste in my mouth - anything that I eat or drink after brushing tastes like it's supposed to. For example, a lemonade tastes like lemonade - my old toothpaste would make the lemonade taste sour. So, no I don't miss the overly sweet toothpaste I used to use, because this one leaves my mouth truly clean and allows me to have properly operating taste buds when I'm finished. It does take some getting used to, though. Update: I ordered another tube of this, because I like it & because my last dental check-up ended up better than expected. We lost our dental insurance when my husband lost his job. New job & now we have insurance, but it had been nearly a year since I'd went to the dentist & during that time I got a discoloration that I was convinced was a cavity (no pain, though). So, when I went to the dentist, he said it's a pit in an old filling that has started to break down - & it got a stain in the pit. It's not a cavity, but he doesn't know how I could NOT have a cavity there since the pit exposed a part of the tooth. So, the bad news is that now I have an appointment to get the filling replaced, but the good news is... no cavities. When my husband found out, he decided to try switching to Redmond. He has very sensitive teeth and uses a special toothpaste that was helping some, but he still had problems with sensitivity. So, he'd been reluctant to switch. I suggested he brush with his old toothpaste in the a.m. and Redmond's in the pm to help with the transition, but he ignored me - he was prepared to 'tough it out'. He started using Redmond for all brushing & at first was surprised that his sensitivity stayed the same for the first week - it did not get worse as we'd expected. After the first week, he noticed LESS sensitivity. This toothpaste is doing more than his special one was. As for taste, he says that nothing tastes as bad as his old brand, which was like brushing his teeth with cough syrup, so he doesn't mind the Redmond at all. He can now drink coffee while it's still hot. Maybe not a big deal to most of you, but for those of you with sensitivity issues, you'll appreciate that that is a big deal. He hasn't tried ice cream yet, but he's convinced it won't be a problem. He says his mouth hasn't been so pain-free since he was a kid. I don't know why this toothpaste helped his sensitivity, but he's sure getting more enjoyment out of eating, now that he's not having trouble with sensitive teeth and gums. Hope he doesn't end up gaining back the weight he worked so hard to lose :-)

I have recently become much more concerned for my health and the chemicals i come into contact with. i have basically eliminated MOST if not all chemicals from my life..the last thing that has concerned me was finding an organic natural deodorant and a really good natural tooth paste. I have been searching for natural toothpaste for some time now, i used another brand by the name xylitol and i was using that for over 1 year until it came to my attention that they had some questionable ingredients (which i wont get into). While using xylitol the past 1+ years i had no issues with my teeth, no cavities, no staining etc so i felt compelled to tell others about the fact that fluoride isnt exactly all its made out to be. While i was on amazon shopping for natural tooth paste i purchased xylitol and i also purchased this toothpaste so i can do a side by side review. In the beginning i honestly wasn't use to this toothpaste because it was brown instead of white and it didnt foam in my mouth which made me question and get concerned that it wasnt going to clean my teeth properly. Out of fear i decided to use Earthpaste for only a few weeks before going to xylitol and in the beginning i really thought i was making the right decision. (fyi During the weeks i used earthpaste i never had any issues with my teeth.) I also never threw away my EarthPaste and it was just sitting on the shelf for a few months, i thought when i ran out of xylitol i would just use this. After i did some more research on xylitol i realized that i did make a mistake...although it was still much healthier then any of the other branded toothpastes you will find in your supermarket, it was still concerning to find some chemicals in there that were not natural. So i came back on Amazon and started looking again until i came to this page...i realized that this toothpaste is so much healthier and better for you then any other one just based on the fact that it only uses natural ingredients! This was a shock to me, it was SLS free, Fluoride free, and had no harsh chemicals or scents or whatever else the other brands add to their tooth paste. Now granted many people will order this, take a glance at the color and the feel of the paste and wonder if they made the right decision. I did the same thing. Just because something foams or looks more like the average toothpaste doesnt mean it is healthy for you. I brushed my teeth with xylitol, ate some food and then came back to brush my teeth with Earthpaste....the difference is noticeable, not just in the look of them, but in the way they clean. Earthpaste cleans better then the other brand and i can actually feel the difference on my teeth. I am going to find the subscribe button so i can have this delivered to me every other month. Earthpaste, you have a customer for life. Thank you for the great product and if i may suggest, next product you come out with should be completely/or partly organic, which i believe would get the attention of more customers! :) i will be back in a few months and update everyone with how its going with this toothpaste!

So far so good. I'm always looking for a good non-sugar non-fluoride toothpase. This leaves my teeth feeling clean. Beware: the tube tends to spit out globs which is wasteful (if not a little messy).

I have an iatrogenic disorder resulting in loss of sense of taste as well as diminished sense of smell. The toothpaste I had been using became severely distasteful. I tried THIS toothpaste because it has a totally different taste....wintergreen, and it was acceptably intense at first. It quickly lost its flavor. The color of the toothpaste was not a problem: cafe au lait. It is fluoride-free. Of course, it is a very unusual issue that I have.

I gave this 4 stars because of the texture. As much as it might be a better option for oral health, I couldn’t get past that it’s sandy and there’s absolutely no foaming. It however did clean my teeth well and the flavor was nice. Also, it comes out of the tube like a stick, so you have to paste it on your toothbrush and because of that texture, it can gather at the base of your tooth brush bristles and waste the product. Instead of putting it directly on my toothbrush, I put it on my tongue, swish it around my mouth till it was a liquid and then use my toothbrush.