Spotlight On: Dr. Bronner’s Toothpaste
Dr. Bronner’s toothpaste is fluoride free, made with organic ingredients.
If you are familiar with the Dr. Bronner’s legacy, you know about their deep commitment to safe ingredients, social change, corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability. This iconic soapmaking company does not come out with new products very often. So when they do, people pay attention.
The Natural Products Expo last March was buzzing with the news that Dr. Bronner’s was introducing a new toothpaste. Lucky me got a small sample to try! And lucky for you, the toothpaste is now available in stores, including Amazon and Thrive Market.
The new All-One Toothpaste comes in 3 flavors: peppermint, cinnamon and anise.
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If you are familiar with the Dr. Bronner’s legacy, you know about their deep commitment to safe ingredients, social change, corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability. This iconic soapmaking company does not come out with new products very often. So when they do, people pay attention.
The Natural Products Expo last March was buzzing with the news that Dr. Bronner’s was introducing a new toothpaste. Lucky me got a small sample to try! And lucky for you, the toothpaste is now available in stores, including Amazon and Thrive Market.
The new All-One Toothpaste comes in 3 flavors: peppermint, cinnamon and anise.
- Fluoride-free
- 70% organic ingredients
- No synthetic detergent foaming agents
- Vegan & cruelty free
- No artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, or sweeteners
- 100% recyclable box and tube
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Are you ready to give a new toothpaste a try?
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Interesting. I love everything Dr. Bronner’s. Will have to look for it.
Yes, I’d try it as soon as I can find it locally. Also, if it’s not too spicy my kids might use it.
Have you tried it, Micaela? Interested in how it compares to others. I use Tom’s currently.
Yes, I have tried it Betsy. Not that different from Tom’s, so I bet you could make the switch!
I prefer a glycerin-free toothpaste but looks interesting and good for those that want a more “normal” toothpaste.
I bought One from whole foods and It contained Carrageenan which I’m allergic to. So I’m about to return it.
Tony – FYI Dr. Bronner’s has reformulated their toothpaste without carrageenan. Hopefully the new batch will arrive at your local store soon!
Is doctor bronners toothpaste safe for three year olds?
I would certainly think so but you should probably check with your doctor to get their opinion!