Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for Kids and Adult (Mild Mint - Travel)

tricky the customer by showing a picture which looks more than .7 ouzce. I did not excepted this from your brand to trick the customer. Very disappointment with it. I have loved this product but not happy with the trick you use to sell this product.

So expensive in Amazon,for a travel size pack

So I bought this mostly because I liked the name, had never tried Hydroxyapatite toothpaste before, and it was a trial size of it. I normally hate anything fake chocolate flavored, but this one, eh.... I don't love it, but I also don't hate it. What I will say, is that I've had an abscess in my mouth for well over a year, and the endodontist wants 1200 dollars to fix it, so I keep putting it off until I meet my deductible. Anyway, after just ONE BRUSH that abscess had gone down, and now, three days later, my tongue can barely feel it, so I'm going to keep going with this and see how much I can heal my mouth. I am not a doctor, your mileage may vary, but as for me, I'm hopeful and pleased.

Can’t say if it works or not, but the chocolate tastes great and still makes my mouth feel clean. I use this at night so that it doesn’t wake me up (like mint would). I use fluoride toothpaste during the day b/c I just want to try this new tech out and not fully commit to fluoride-free. Just bought the coconut flavor to try to mix them like a candy bar. Lol!

My daughter thinks mint toothpaste is too spicy but she wanted a toothpaste that would help whiten her teeth. This did have a slight whitening effect and she loved the chocolate flavor. She never complained about brushing which is a win for me!

Taste kind of like chocolate. Good for those who dont like mint taste. Teeth felt clean.

I like toothpaste tablets over paste for several reasons, but the tablet brand with NHAP I prefer (Chomp) has never returned my emails over the last year about the percentage they contain. So I begrudgingly have started looking into pastes with it to try and see if I can find one, no animal-testing, no animal ingredients, made in the USA, that I'm OK with. I read the study (sponsored by Oral Microbiome Solutions, which owns Fygg) from July 2025 that showed Fygg (in vitro) performed well on remineralization of teeth compared to a few others, so I was looking into the brand on their website to try. I am not a fan of the idea of the four flavors listed, and didn't want to commit to a $ order on the website as I knew the flavors were not going to be popular with me. So I purchased the trial sizes so I would a. spend less money and b. have less product to go through, should I strongly dislike it. I received my order today, and just like I thought, the toothpaste flavors are a strong "NO" for me. The toothpaste is also incredibly sweet. I knew it had monk fruit in it, which I dislike, but the sweetness is truly overpowering. Even the less offensive of flavors and the one I thought might be alright, the Mild Mint, is like downing a bottle of sugar syrup. This is a negative for me, but for some you may love this idea. While I knew I would not be a fan of the taste – for context I prefer Cinnamon and Anise flavors for toothpaste – I am disappointed still that not one I could classify as OK. The brushing experience itself was fine. It was less watery than Dr. Jen Strawberry NHAP toothpaste in my opinion. My mouth feels clean the same. It was largely the sweetness and taste that caused some gagging. The quality of the toothpaste and affect on my teeth will be left to the unknown, as I will not purchase this brand again once I go through these trial sizes. I will experiment with other NHAP toothpaste companies.