M3 Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste, Fluoride Free Whitening Toothpaste, 120 g, 1-Pack

This is mildly minty, not strong or gaggy.... seems to be a fine product. Not sure how much hydroxyapatite is in this, but studies show even less than 5% is helpful for teeth. Give this a try!

This is a light mint flavor good tasting toothpaste- No junk in it

This leaves one's mouth fresh and clean. I like how it helps to strengthen my teeth.

It amazing i have smother teeth my whole family uses it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I start to brush my teeth and I could taste the mint, it felt good on my teeth like exfoliating. I could tell on first use that my teeth were getting clean. After rinse was even better, you can feel a barrier in your teeth, feels smooth. Love that toothpaste! I don't know how much it costs but is worth it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Amazing, natural toothpaste, infused with peppermint and spearmint oil to help freshen your breath. Also, whitens your teeth naturally! Perfect for sensitive teeth as well! Love how it's safe enough for even my teens to use!

Got tricked on this one, seller has same one that is 10 percent nano hydroxaphate, I saw that and somehow ended up placing an order for this 🤦‍♂️. Still a good toothpaste ig just not what I was looking for, so make sure you know what your buying

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall this is a pretty good toothpaste. It makes my teeth feel very clean but can't speak to whitening as I haven't used it long enough to see a difference. Took off a star because the mint flavor is a little odd compared to traditional mint toothpastes, but would still recommend!

I like the taste of this toothpaste (kind of like a natural less commercial brand toothpaste) and the aftertaste is nice too. I don't mind grit and wish it had MORE. I cannot say that it is as good as my usual toothpaste, unfortunately. I don't know that it works better than better known brands that cost more from my dentist, but if you want a hydroxyapatite toothpaste (and I do want one, I just want it to be valid and to actually work), this is not a bad one to try out! It may be as good as the ones dentists sell but I don't know about that.

Scam. Photo shows 10% hydroxyapatite. Percentage is not on the packaging in real life—anywhere. Who knows how much, if any, is in it if they so blatantly mislead? Obvious return of all 6 tubes purchased.