Radius ImmuniMinty Immune Support Toothpaste 2.5 Oz - Elderberry Mint - Pack of 1

Gentle on gums, tastes good, and is suppose to help with receding gums.

If you wanna whiten your teeth, naturally, this is definitely the toothpaste because it has hydroxyapatite and definitely gives you that after the dentist clean feel

Okay, is this pure gold? It is a TINY tube for $11.00!! 2.5 oz. that is smaller than most of my cosmetics. Please tell me why a natural mineral would cost this much?? Photo shows it next to a typical glue stick.

Great product.

I have used this toothpaste for about a year, and recently reordered through Amazon and used it for the first time tonight. The color shocked me because it was a very BRIGHT uniform shade of purple, much different than the darker, irregular color I have been used to - it seems the formulation has changed? You used to be able to see bits of elderberry in the paste, and now it looks artificially colored and no bits can be seen. The consistency was also much thinner. It also has less of an elderberry taste (which I enjoyed) and more of a mint taste (which isn’t bad, but also not what I’m used to). It still made my mouth feel clean, but I am not sure I trust that this is an all-natural formulation any longer.

If you're health-conscious, you'll like this toothpaste. It has no fluoride in it. It also helps curb inflammation. Just as you can absorb things sublingually, you can absorb things anywhere in your mouth, and this has some ingredients that help curb inflammation, so if this is a problem for you, this toothpaste can help. It's very different from most toothpaste to use. It does have a minty flavor, but it also has a fruity flavor, probably from the elderberries. It's also purple, not white or green, also (I'm guessing) from the elderberries. I like it a lot.

This stuff tastes great and continues to linger in the mouth unlike any other toothpaste. Teeth feel extra clean.

This product actually surprised me. It does not foam, and I think it is a misconception that foaming equals efficacy. This paste tastes like those plaque-disclosing tablets you used to get in grade school and dental offices. You can taste the berry, but it’s not unpleasant. After brushing, my teeth felt very clean and polished. It does contain Himalayan Pink Salt, which has natural antibacterial properties. It also serves as a mild abrasive. I like that the tube is made with less plastic and that the company is women-founded. I like to support both of those. The only thing I am skeptical of is the immune support claim, because toothpaste does not seem like the ideal vehicle for vitamins. You don’t ingest it. With that said, as a dentifrice, I actually like it. I am a former dental hygienist and am very particular about products that claim to improve dental health. Fluoride is not necessary if someone has good hygiene and does not consume a lot of sugar and acidic foods. The salt and Hydroxyapatite in this are the real heroes.