Natural Toothpaste Tablets by Natch | The Low Waste Trails

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Toothpaste tablets have been a ‘need to try’ item on my list for a long time. I’ve read consistently about the environmental benefits, as they’re usually in plastic-free packaging and they’re usually packed with kinder ingredients too. So, receiving a pot of toothpaste tablets off Natch (for review) was the perfect opportunity to try them! As ever, I only ever give my honest opinion and recommend genuinely good sustainable items on The Low Waste Weekly, so I hope this will be useful!

So, let me tell you about Natch. They’re a Berlin-based brand creating impactful daily essential products. Their toothpaste tablets contain natural ingredients including calcium hydroxyapatite (HAp) which is a non-toxic alternative to fluoride. Meaning, each tablet cleans and protects your teeth, helping fight decay, naturally. Their toothpaste tablets are also vegan and arrive in plastic-free packaging.

“Our concept is about changing mindsets towards a healthier, sustainable lifestyle, with impactful daily essential products”

What were my initial thoughts? The tablets are very minty-smelling, which gives them a pleasant taste. It does take a while to get used to them, as it was a little odd for me at the beginning to chew on the dry tablet. However, once you start to brush the crushed powder, it does lather fairly quickly. Making for a very ‘normal’ teeth-brushing-routine from there on out.

So, what did I think of the toothpaste tablets?

Overall, I was very happy with these tablets. I’ve used around 20 of the 85 tablets so far (always brushing twice a day!) and will definitely continue. I’ll admit I was a bit sceptical if they’d make my teeth feel as clean as regular toothpaste. However, I’m pleasantly surprised, as my teeth do feel clean after each brush!

If you’re interested in trying Natch toothpaste tablets too, you can use code: LISAR22 at checkout for 10% off! [valid until 31/12/22]