Burt’s Bees Toothpaste, Natural Flavor, Fluoride-Free, Purely White, Zen Peppermint, 4.7 oz, Pack of 3

That’s why I seek non-fluoride toothpaste. Nothing worse than needing to choose eating right when I wake up or brushing my teeth. With this I can drink my coffee right after brushing.

I’ve been actively switching all my family’s personal care products to “clean” versions, and this toothpaste came up as a great option on the Think Dirty and Yuka apps. The minty flavor isn’t as strong as the Colgate and Crest brands I’m used to, but it’s not bad.

Glad to get rid of the fluoride and still clean my teeth effectively.

Used to buy Natural Dentist whitening but they stopped making it when they hopped on the now-defunct charcoal craze. Weird. Been searching for a new toothpaste since 2021. I found it! Pros: very little bit goes along way (economical), flavors/strength is just right, no harm to animals, no SLS, environmentally friendly. 3 pack cost $20.....excellent bargain. Cons: can be a bit drippy when you open the top. Could be stand-upside-down bottle design. Definitely recommend.

Quality toothpaste, great price, great taste, clean ingredients

I absolutely love this toothpaste and it is now a staple in my home. Thank you guys so much for making this without fluoride. I appreciate it so much love this toothpaste.

I like the Burts Bees lines of products - there are so many, but this toothpaste is very good. My only criticism is that its very foamy. I didnt buy it for its whitening capabilities. But it doesnt seem to whiten anything but my toothbrush. Overall, its a good non-flouride toothpaste.

Nice smooth toothpaste. Cleans teeth very well. Will continue to buy.

I was using another product. Use this this morning. Taste pretty good. Would buy again!

We used Toms of Maine and tried this brand to see how we liked it. The first impression was that Burts Bees tastes much fresher than Toms. It also comes in a 4.7 oz. tube where Toms is around 4.3 oz. We noticed that despite Burts Bees having a larger tube, the toothpaste doesnt last as long as a tube of Toms. We attribute that the the texture difference between the two brands. Toms toothpaste is thicker and does not fall off my toothbrush like Burts Bees does. Burts Bees is quite soft and will fall off the brush if you tilt it to the side. I also use more of the Burts as opposed to Toms. We are switching back to Toms since the smaller Toms tube with thicker toothpaste allows us to use less toothpaste per brushing session, and lasts about 5 or 6 weeks per tube compared to 4 weeks for the Burts Bees. Of you dont care about the consistency of your toothpaste and prefer a lighter, fresher flavor, buy the Burts brand. Of you like a thicker toothpaste similar to Crest or Colgate, buy the Toms of Maine brand.