Trader Joe's Peppermint Toothpaste with Baking Soda & Fluoride

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A less expensive alternative to Toms of Maine Peppermint with Baking Soda, that I had been using since 1990. When Tom's reduced their tube size and the price hit over $6 a tube, I started looking for an alternative. Note: if you don't normally use a "natural" toothpaste, give it time, they take a bit to get used to (and then if you have to go back you won't believe how unbelievably sweet conventional toothpaste is). Overall, I like this Trader Joes product. The one con? It is very stiff getting it out of the tube. A slightly more pliable reformulation would be very welcome. But the price, at about half of the cost of Tom's, is most welcome.

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I only recently started using natural toothpastes after realizing how much the big brands had been wearing away at my enemal (per dentist visit) and contained articifial sweeteners. This brand is like a dollar cheaper than toms but works pretty much the same way and whitens pretty well with the baking soda. It really does take some getting used to but I feel better knowing that I am actually doing good for my teeth. I do NOt like the lavender toothpaste they have. I'll stick with the mint. Will probably continue to buy this as long as it's available.

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I love this toothpaste and my dentist is impressed with the lack of tartar buildup on my teeth. I like the strong peppermint taste.

But dear god, it takes strength to push it out of the tube. I keep a 3 pound weight on it once it's opened and it will s-l-o-w-l-y squeeze out. It's also more solid than a lot of toothpastes and if one isn't careful, it will fall into the sink unused.

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