Jason Sea Fresh Strengthening Fluoride-Free Toothpaste, Deep Sea Spearmint, 6 Oz

I post this for anyone who, like me, prefers Not to wake up to a mouth full of sweeteners like a kid binging on Halloween Candy. Whole Foods does not carry this one anymore at the store, and the gel version does not taste the same and is more sweet than this paste. Bon appétit.

I love this toothpaste for its refreshing and minty taste.Customer service was excellent and I received received my order within a couple of days.

taste good and cleans teeth well. wish they sold it at my grocery store

This is a great tasting toothpaste for anyone who is allergic to fluoride or just wants to avoid it.

The best

I am really enjoying this toothpaste because, not only is it a natural, healthy, fluoride free toothpaste, but it also has strong breath freshening ingredients that leave my mouth with that cool feeling. That is hard to find in natural toothpaste.

If you want a wow results on whitening- it is not the best. I don’t smoke, drink coffee 3 times a day, and saw no difference! I felt it is leaving stains on the sink and didn’t like it… In general is a good toothpaste, but way overrated.

This is our favorite toothpaste.

I have tried so many natural toothpastes.. mainly trying to avoid fluoride. I cant believe I got my husband off the mainstream brands.. hes willing to compromise on this one. The cleaning power, texture, flavor are great. I would like to address the review about the msg in the product. I believe this is misinformation and on the EWG rating it comes up as a 1 on their toxicity rating system. I just dont think this review should scare people off imo.

I shameless bought this because it has the word sea in it and Im a sucker for marketing. I live squarely in that venn diagram intersection of people who use toothpaste, and people who like the ocean. Beyond that hook, its also fluoride free which is cool because the tap water I drink has all the fluoride I may need to keep me a harmless sheep tool of the illuminati, or something... It also apparently has algae in it... Why did I even bother reading the ingredients? I mean, the sea isnt even that fresh or clean any more. Its full of micro plastics and fish poo. Is that what I really want in my mouth two times a day? However, 4 years later Ive moved on beyond the marketing tricks and Im still using it which is a testament to the fact it works. Perhaps the biggest draw is the really strong mint effect which smacks you in the mouth like a fist made out of packed spearmint leaves. And in the end thats all you can really ask of your toothpaste.