whytabs Plus

Good product, sealed and works great for my sensitive teeth ty

Great idea to brushing your teeth with out busting the toothpaste open because it is a dry toothpaste I like the idea of the toothpaste tabs

Perfect to take traveling no mess and if you are flying perfect

“I’ve been trying these Whytabs Toothpaste Tablets, and they’re honestly so convenient. You just chew one, add a little water, and brush like normal. I like that they’re fluoride-free and contain nano hydroxyapatite. The peppermint flavor leaves my mouth feeling fresh, and the tablets are perfect for travel or everyday use.”

My favorite toothpaste is the why tabs + thank you for such a great product! My mouth feels so fresh and silky

We switched from another brand to this one, and we are customers for life. I absolutely won’t go without my toothpaste tablets and I really like the Velvety feel of the Plus tablets with probiotics. Your mouth feels like silk afterwards, and your breath is fresh and light. Their mess free they foam up nice. If you like that, I appreciate a good foam.

Amazing product in every way. Great taste makes your mouth feel silky, smooth, and the benefits are awesome. I love the ease and convenience of the tablets they foam up nice as well.

Excellent high recommended 😍

Son una falta de respeto el producto desbaratado y abierto la caja

Bien buenas estas pastillas de pasta dental.. tienen buen mentol.. se siente fresco..comprenlas...

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These toothpaste tablets have a mint flavor that's fresh but not overpowering, and they fizz slightly when chewed before turning into a paste (the fizz is actually quite satisfying, it lets me know that it's working). The nano-hydroxyapatite (whatever that is, this is a new product for me as a normal toothpaste user) feels gentle on enamel, and it generally leaves my mouth feeling balanced without that stripped sensation from regular paste. This is perfect for air travel too, no liquid/gel/tube when going through security. After about 2 weeks of using these I started to see the whitening effect come into play, making my teeth look brighter and cleaner, so I'd say they are as effective as regular toothpaste. The tablets themselves look like plain white round pills, much like an Altoid (see pic for size reference).
A month's supply of 70 tablets is convenient for on-the-go and represents great value for the price, and they dissolve fast without residue. No fluoride is not ideal, but if you're using an additional mouthwash with fluoride, you can make up for it. For those with allergies or sensitivities to fluoride however, this is a great alternative. Easy to pack and mess-free alternative to tubes, though this does require water to effectively rinse after you're done brushing. Putting these into my travel kit.

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I’ve never tried toothpaste tablets before, but I was pleasantly surprised! These are so much less messy than regular toothpaste—no squeezing tubes or dealing with residue in the sink. My teeth feel really clean and smooth after using them, and I like that they’re fluoride-free and come in eco-friendly packaging. A month supply is great for the price and they are easy to use. Also, I love the I can travel with them.
The only downside was the packaging when it arrived. The lid was damaged and I couldn’t open it normally, so I had to use pliers to get it open, which was frustrating.
Overall, I really like the concept and how my teeth feel after using them. Just wish the packaging had arrived in better condition!

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Having never used anything but toothpaste as a tooth cleansing agent, I was skeptical of these tablets. I was still skeptical after the first few seconds of chewing with no foam, but after persistent chewing a significant cleansing foam built up in my mouth, and I was able to brush normally. Beautifully, in fact.
The foam is gentle on my sensitive teeth, but it left them feeling perfectly clean. It also tasted better than any toothpaste I have tried. No sticky residue remains in my mouth after brushing with these. It's nice to know that the tablets contain enamel reinforcing ingredients.
The tablets are tiny, but they create just as much foam as probably twice as much toothpaste.
I would probably get more brushings out of an 8 oz. tube of toothpaste than I would out a jar of 70 Whytabs, which will last a little over a month if I brush 2x a day. If I stick to the well known brands, the toothpaste would probably be the cheaper option. The tablets are an interesting and refreshing new take on brushing, however, and depending on your tastes, may just be worth the additional cost.

so goo good good for the teeth and taste is not

Súper bueno

Bueno 👍

Muy buenas recomendadas!

Hard and small. Disappointed. Not as good as the brand No BS.

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The WHYTABS toothpaste tablets are incredibly convenient for situations where carrying a tube just isn’t practical—vacations, camping trips, or any moment when packing light makes life easier. The minty lemonade‑style flavor is pleasant, and the texture breaks down smoothly once chewed. I also appreciate that they’re made and distributed in Florida, which adds a bit of reassurance about their production standards.
My mouth 😃 definitely feels clean and refreshed after using them, so the cleansing part is not in question. The ingredient list is pretty standard for fluoride‑free tablets, and I didn’t run into any issues while using them. They’re simple, tidy, and surprisingly effective for quick brushing sessions.
That said, the lack of fluoride is where I personally draw the line for everyday use. Fluoride plays a major role in strengthening enamel and helping prevent early tooth decay, and that’s something I’m not willing to skip long term for my family. These tablets are great for short‑term convenience, but not something I’d rely on as a full‑time replacement.
For travel, camping, or tossing into a bag for emergencies, they’re a solid option. For daily brushing, I’ll stick with something that includes fluoride. 😁

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For "Plus Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Tablets, 5% NHA for Enamel Repair & Remineralization, Fluoride Free Chewable Toothpaste Tablets, Plastic Free, Nano Mint Tabs (70 Toothpaste Tablets 1 Month Supply) (Plus)" in Set name: Plus
I was curious about these toothpaste tablets since they seemed like a convenient travel option. The concept is interesting—chewable tablets that foam up when you bite them. The mint flavor is pleasant with a subtle fennel note that takes a moment to get used to, but it grows on you. I appreciate that they're fluoride-free and come in plastic-free packaging, which aligns with my preference for eco-conscious products.
The tablets do activate into a decent foam when chewed, and they leave my mouth feeling clean. However, I found the texture a bit unusual at first. You really need to chew them thoroughly before brushing, which takes some getting used to compared to traditional toothpaste. The ingredients list is interesting with the nano hydroxyapatite, probiotics, and L-arginine, though I haven't noticed dramatic enamel improvement yet—but that likely requires longer-term use. I'm unconvinced that the probiotics are doing much.
One thing to note is that these are definitely better for travel or on-the-go use rather than a complete replacement for my regular routine. I've used about a third of the supply so far and plan to continue with them very occasionally, particularly when I'm away from home. They're convenient and don't take up much room in a tiny zip bag. At the current price point, they're reasonable for what you're getting, though I'd say the overall experience is good but not exceptional enough for me to exclusively switch over.

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I’ve been using the Plus Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Tablets for about a month and overall I’m pretty happy with them. The tablets are easy to use just chew, brush with a wet toothbrush, and they foam up nicely. The mint flavor is clean and refreshing without being overpowering.
I like that they contain nano hydroxyapatite for enamel support and are fluoride-free, which was one of the reasons I wanted to try them. The plastic-free packaging is also a big plus if you’re trying to cut down on waste.
The only downside is that the texture takes a little getting used to compared to regular toothpaste, and sometimes the tablet doesn’t dissolve instantly. Still, they clean well and are great for travel or daily use.
Overall, a solid option if you’re looking for a more eco-friendly and fluoride-free brushing alternative.

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These toothpaste tablets are a very interesting travel-friendly concept and a smart option if you want to minimize liquids for TSA or simplify packing. They’re great for carry-on bags and minimalist travel since you can take only the tablets you need instead of a bulky toothpaste tube. You can even use half a tablet for a lighter clean or swish with water between brushes to freshen breath, which adds some versatility.
The brushing experience actually surprised me. After chewing the tablet and brushing, it foams up like regular toothpaste and leaves a clean, minty finish. The flavor is pleasant—minty but not overpowering—and it feels fresh after use.
That said, it isn’t a perfect replacement for tube toothpaste in my opinion. These tablets typically use nano hydroxyapatite instead of fluoride. Hydroxyapatite can help remineralize teeth, but fluoride has decades of data showing stronger cavity protection. Because of that, I still prefer fluoride toothpaste for everyday use, but I like tablets as a travel or backup option.
Storage is worth considering. They come in a small container that saves space, but if it’s glass, I prefer transferring tablets to something sturdier for travel so there’s no risk of breakage.
Overall, this is a creative and effective alternative for travel and space-saving routines. It won’t replace traditional toothpaste for everyone, but it’s a solid option for trips, minimalist setups, or anyone who dislikes the mess of tubes. If you’re already exploring solid toiletries or looking for a TSA-friendly solution, these tablets are worth trying.

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We stopped using toothpaste in tubes a few years ago to limit the amount of plastic that gets thrown away in our home, so these tablets were not an adjustment for our family. Right off, they work as well as other tablets on the market. These are a little pricey, which maybe means that they are more high-end? I'm not enough of an expert on toothpaste to say.
These foam up better than other brands that I've tried, and over the last couple of weeks that I've been using them, I do feel that the whitening is good for this product. These foam up better than other brands too. The taste takes a few brushings to get used to, but that's almost true about any switch of toothpaste. If you've ever used toothpaste tablets before, these are very compatible with thickness and texture. You don't have to chew them to dust. Any slightly large pieces will break down.
These come in a glass container, which is the only thing that I do not like. My prior choice of tablets comes in cardboard, which to me makes more environmental sense (and would probably be cheaper for the manufacturer).
But yes, these are great, and work very well.