Bite Whitening Toothpaste Tablets – Nano Hydroxyapatite & Xylitol (Mint) | Sensitive Teeth Friendly | No Fluoride, Vegan, Cruelty-Free | Travel-Size | 2 Bottles (124 Bits) | Made in USA

I have used these for about a month and I am pleased with them so far. I was a bit nervous about dry toothpaste, but they work well and leave my teeth feeling really clean. I do not think they are suitable for children because the dry texture takes some getting used to, but for an adult they are perfect. I am going to see how they work for my 14 year old when he goes camping with his troop. This seems like an easier travel alternative to traditional toothpaste tubes. I think they foam more than the toothpaste that I have been using and I am very happy that they do not include fluoride.

I was kinda nervous about these but they’re really great quality. My teeth don’t feel dirty after using them. The mint taste is really good!! It doesn’t foam up like a regular toothpaste but it’s still really good. I have sensitive teeth and these work great for me!

Pros: Works well. Has decent leather once you chew enough. Tastes fine. Not mint, so my partner will use it. Extremely easy to travel with.Cons: if you are sensitive to textures, this isn't for you. Out of all of the tablet toothpastes I have used, this one is the most grainy. If you have a dry mouth, these will not work without water IN your mouth at the start - I learned the hard way.If you are using these purely to travel with, or throw in your purse/bag to use after meals on the go, I recommend them. If you are using these tablets are your daily toothpaste, there are better tablet options that feel better in your mouth. If you are specifically trying to find a nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste you like, try Boka brand -- it is much more enjoyable.

I didn't think these would work BUT they are amazing! Never going back to tubes if toothpaste!

I tried two brands of tooth tablets and these didn't impress me.I like that they're smaller than the other tablets and come in a smaller bottle. I don't like that they're firm and stick in my teeth until I brush and brush to disperse them.I realized (after I ordered them) that the glass bottle isn't really recyclable. It's better than a plastic toothpaste tube, but not by much.

Finally, there is a product out there for sensitive teeth, that doesn’t make me cringe every time I need to brush my teeth. Initially, the thought of brushing with charcoal seemed weird, but these are absolutely fantastic! My teeth feel incredibly clean after every time I brush. My husband even noticed that my teeth were looking whiter which is a huge bonus. (Yes he has already ordered his own bite bits!) The mint is the perfect combination of not too spicy and perfect amount of mintiness to feel clean and refreshing. The bottles are incredibly adorable, and easy for travel for the summer which is great. I had to attach pictures of the packaging because it was beautiful as well as everything is environmentally safe, which makes me feel even better about purchasing. And who doesn’t love Amazon because everything arrives so quickly. The turnaround time is great :)

I took this product to our University's School of Dentistry and asked them about it. They pointed out that 1. Its not FDA or ADA approved 2. Charcoal and hydroxyapatite can each cause your enamel to erode, this will make your teeth more sensitive and allow cavities. (If it's too harsh for teeth, I'm thinking its too harsh for gums.) 3. One issue with oral tablets is the uneven application of ingredients, depending on how finely you grind up the bits with your teeth. With toothpaste, it's ready mixed to ensure each drop contains all ingredients. 4. We need fluoride, period. It's why they put it in our water. With so many people drinking bottled water, they may not get enough fluoride...especially children. I understand Bite makes a fluoride type, but the fact remains, it has not been approved by the dental community. Flouride dries your mouth; this doesn't because there's no fluoride. So I'm not sure if their fluoride one dries your mouth or not, but if not then how much fluoride can there be? 5. Cost especially for a family can be a bit much for some.According to CNN, "Bite began when founder Lindsey McCormick decided to make her own plastic-free and natural toothpaste tablets. After completing online chemistry classes, consulting with dentists and purchasing a tableting machine, she began hand-pressing toothpaste bits in her living room." I'm not sure if that does or doesn't qualify her to make dental products.I liked that it is vegan, cruelty free, and sustainable (or earth friendly), and the bottle is cute, but that's it.I really wanted to love this but it's just not worth ruining my teeth in the long run. I hope someone can make a good Earth friendly toothpaste in the future.