LOL Whitening Glow Fluoride-Free Toothpaste, Coconut Mint Flavor, with PAP+ Whitening Technology, Nano-Hydroxyapatite and Probiotics, 4.3 oz

just as I imagined - nice subtle toothpaste with accent on coconut flavor which gives it a very nice taste. it's freah and gentle but no strong mint presence therefore the freaj breath doesn't last too long.

It has light flavor called coconut mint. It has natural ingredients, such as coconut oil. It was on sale or else it's more expensive than mainstream toothpaste.

Really great tasting toothpaste that has parsley %26 chlorophyll to freshen breath and its not a green color as most chlorophyll is. i plan on buying more flavors %26 buying this again.

good toothpaste. my kids love it

I love the fact that it is fluoride free, has coconut oil and essential oils. I don't see a whitening effect. I'm just about finished with my first tube but, I will continue to use it. I feel it is the best fluoride free toothpaste I have tried. I believe my oral microbiome and overall oral health will benefit.

The LOL! toothpaste taste really good. The coconut and mint make it clean and refreshing. The toothpaste is more of a gel than a paste. Due to this, it is recommended, in my opinion, to use less water on the gel itself.

So far I don't see any differentance in whitening but I don't have dry mouth as much, the taste is good %26 my teeth feel really clean

First the positives: It has a smooth and creamy consistency. Not gritty at all. It's a pleasant mild coconut flavor. I couldn't detect a mint but I don't like that combination so I'm glad about that. It's a decent sized tube, Typical for toothpaste. The downside: It doesn't seem to do a thing to whiten my teeth even though it claims that it does. I looked it up and AI says that it's a slow gentle whitening, So maybe I am totally underestimating what "slow" means in this context. So far, but I'm not seeing anything. If it does take months, it should say so. It does claim to have hydroxyapatite mineral in it that helps to remineralize damaged enamel. Maybe that would be slow enough that I couldn't see it, But is there any guarantee the percentage concentration is enough to do that? If so, to me that would be the only benefit to paying this much for a toothpaste. More detailed information is required. There should be information in the box or via a video link that talks about timeframes and how to tell if it's working if you don't have tooth sensitivity.