Customer Ratings & Reviews

iHerb Customer

Posted on Mar 24, 2018

Great!

Verified Purchase

I really like this toothpaste. It's not overpowering with the mint like some, and it really does seem to help with whitening teeth (and I drink a lot of coffee, so that's a plus). I haven't noticed much overall difference with the CoQ10-SR, maybe a slight brightening of the gums, but it's only been a few weeks. Overall this toothpaste is great, leaving my mouth feeling nice and clean.

iHerb Customer

Posted on Jan 4, 2020

376

2,405

I am for safe composition

Verified Purchase

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I use a few days. The paste is light green in color, thick, does not foam at all, but I understood this when I ordered, the natural composition was very important to me. The paste is completely safe in terms of its constituent components - it will suit both allergy sufferers and people with autoimmune diseases, but what doesn’t foam - it’s not a problem, older people remember dry powders for brushing their teeth, which did not foam at all, and coped with their task perfectly. So this paste perfectly cleans tooth enamel, I use it together with an ionic toothbrush for the best effect.

iHerb Customer

Posted on Jan 22, 2021

270

Verified Purchase

Rewarded Review

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The paste is light green in color, thick, slightly whitened teeth and removed plaque without harm to teeth. It pleasantly refreshes the oral cavity and breath, and is economically consumed.

iHerb Customer

Posted on Dec 17, 2020

Verified Purchase

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The paste is like a paste, the composition is good, there is no wow effect, but as an option for a harmless paste it will do

iHerb Customer

Posted on Jan 18, 2020

439

Plain Pasta

Verified Purchase

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I was not particularly impressed; I bought it on the advice of T. Shakhvorostova, therefore I am sure of her safety. It tastes and feels normal, I love Rocks more, but there the composition is worse

iHerb Customer

Posted on Jun 9, 2018

192

Fluorine compound

Verified Purchase

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Since 1,000 ppm of fluorine is 0.1%, is it equivalent to 2540 ppm when 0.254% of sodium fluoride is used? Since the MAX of the fluorine-containing toothpaste currently sold in Japan is 1450 ppm, is it more than 1.5 times more fluorine compound ... well-matched? (I am sorry if I made a mistake.) The tube is a stand type. It is a somewhat consolidated green paste. It seems that it is squeezing the mochi rice cake. The feeling of use has a jersey feeling with the abrasive (hydrated silica). There is no foaming without sodium lauryl sulfate. It refreshes with mint taste. Although there are pros and cons for fluoride, it is recognized that it has an effect on the prevention of dental caries, and it is said that it is okay if it does not do too much mass taking (slurping) too much at once. In my case I am likely to lose my teeth with a decayed tooth in the oral environment with a high risk of dental caries (a lot of treated teeth, a small amount of saliva), I think that it is better to choose a fluoride toothpaste for now I will. Actually I would like to use natural ingredients. Although it seems to be better than the Japanese fluoride-containing toothpaste, the use of daily abrasive entrance into daily use is scary of perceptual sensitivity, so it is not used main but it is limited to 2 to 3 times a week.

knadezzda

Posted on Oct 13, 2020

Verified Purchase

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With prolonged use, plaque remains on the teeth, even when brushing with an electric brush. It tastes good. The consistency is not very liquid. White colour.

iHerb Customer

Posted on Mar 31, 2018

Not Wow

Verified Purchase

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The paste does not foam at all. Clears the teeth well, but does not leave a feeling of freshness behind. Whitening is not noticed, perhaps the result will manifest itself after a longer period of time. In use month

iHerb Customer

Posted on Feb 1, 2021

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