Pearlie WhiteActive Remineralization Toothpaste - Fluoride Free (3.8oz, 110gm) - Non Fluoride Remineralizing Toothpaste for Tooth Enamel Repair | Contains Hydroxyapatite and Xylitol

Dare I say it.. as I never want this to run out of stock or rise in price, but this beauty literally is rejuvenating my teeth after one week of usage, I noticed after a couple of days, it's crazy but amazing, thank goodness for this toothpaste

Been using this toothpaste for 6mths plus, it's okay it cleans teeth well and helps keep bad bacteria out the mouth for a few hours ,I use this with another paste as it's quite strong tasting and wasn't covering all bases, I would still recommend over any fluoride paste on the market as doesn't make gums sore

I love this! I got it to prevent cavities and remineralise my teeth. When I use this my teeth feel so clean, my mouth in general! Nice minty taste & I grind my teeth in my sleep & since using I don’t have any sensitivity!

Used for a week and now seriously questioning what on earth we are being sold off the shelves here in the UK.This paste appears to agree with the PH balance in my mouth my breath is now effortlessly neutral my teeth are less sensitive and feel smooth cleaner and brighter. I personally found this works with a tiny half pea amount less than Ive used with other brands yet foams well (I do have a sonic care brush tho)Given this product actually performs how you would imagine a toothpaste should Im happy with the price esp if it delays visits to these cowboy horrendous dentis.

I’ve been using this consistently for about five years now. Granted, I don’t eat a lot of sugar and I have a very simple diet, but my teeth are incredibly white and incredibly clean and I have no cavities. My dental hygienist and dentist have both commented on this and interestingly wanted me to recommend a non-fluoride toothpaste to them to which I did with this.I will never use a fluoride toothpaste again & this is my only toothpaste now

I had high hopes for this toothpaste, wanting to ditch the fluoride toothpastes I've previously used. The price seemed really high for a toothpaste, but all the positive reviews made it seem like good value still.After using this product now for months, I can say it has been the worst toothpaste I've ever used. I don't have an issue with bad breath, but I've noticed that I have bad breath when using this. I have even resorted to using a different toothpaste when I've been paranoid about my breath. The Pearlie White toothpaste also doesn't seem to clean my teeth very well either, leaving a sort of film on them which I can perceive when running my tongue over them. Whether that's by design I don't know, but it doesn't feel clean.So all things considered, I don't believe this product is good, and certainly not good enough for its price point. It's great that it eliminates fluoride, but it also needs to do its job as a toothpaste, and it simply doesn't. Back to looking at other options!

you have to try this at least once, i promise you wont go back, it feels and taste like a wholesome all natural product and i can now feel its repair benefits it took a week or so.highly recomended in everything but the price, but considering how littel one uses it could last 3 -6 mounths.(edit its is now10 mounths since i baught it and used it everyday and it will prolly last another mounth or more, so value for money too.

As somewhat a bit of a hypochondriac, I’ve always been put off by the minty artificial aftertaste of the big brand toothpastes, always fearing that I have some residual fluoride etc. that I am swallowing (and they make it very clear on the label that you’re not supposed to swallow any! But come on, how reasonable is that to expect, to swallow ZERO percent each time?!). So in this regard, this toothpaste has quelled one existential angst of mine. Has xylitol in it along with other ingredients to help with natural remineralization of your teeth.However, where the paste strikes down one demon, another rears its head. At ~£10 a pop this is 2-3x the price of normal toothpaste. I guess that’s the price one pay for indulging in the decadent illusion of self improvement😔.5/5 for stopping the voices in my head and allowing me to flex on my friends