Going even further, I had some issues with my last order (my fault! not theirs) and I got a response in less then 12 hours, they were super friendly and incredibly helpful.
Not only do the mouthwash bits leave out fluoride, they are also sulfate-free, paraben-free, have no artificial flavors and are vegan-friendly.Ĭompany-wise, if you aren’t familiar with Bite, they are a female-owned company and they are USA-made. In other words, all the good things you would want in a dental care product! Or, if you don’t want to read those studies, I can summarize for you and say nHAp helps prevent gum disease, strengthens teeth, reduces sensitivity and can make teeth whiter and glossier. This website is a little more digestible but offers the same information. You can read more about nHAp in this study, which is linked on the Bite website. With the release of the mouthwash tabs, Bite has introduced nHAp, or Nano-hydroxyapatite, into all their products. As someone who is prone to cavities and sensitive teeth, I was a little nervous forgoing fluoride since I was worried about causing more damage. I will be honest- I do not have a strong opinion either way. So what’s in it and what isn’t? There is a debate going on in the all-natural community about the pros and cons of fluoride. There is also just a teeny, tiny bit of the burn you get from Listerine but not nearly as strong. I felt that they were strong enough that your mouth felt clean after and smelled fresh but it wasn’t overpowering. The Bite mouthwash bits were the best I have tried so far in the minty-fresh breath department. Others I swished around and though they left your mouth feeling clean-ish, you weren’t left with minty fresh breath. Some I bit into were so strong! The mint was almost burning until you added water and diluted it. Trust me! I felt a little like Godilocks while trying out mouthwash tabs. Plus, as a bonus, they actually freshen your breath! I know, you would think that is sort of a must with a mouthwash tab but that isn’t always the case. The tabs are also sturdy, looking a lot like a breath mint, so they hold up nicely during travel- they aren’t too powdery and didn’t break down in the metal tin. The Bite mouthwash bits actually come with a little metal travel case that you can keep with you so you can easily freshen your breath after eating out or while traveling. Though this is certainly easy and the tabs can dissolve while you brush and floss, having mouthwash tabs that don’t need to dissolve means you can use them anywhere. Other mouthwash tabs I have used require dissolving the tab in water before swishing.
The Bite mouthwash bits work by popping them in your mouth, chewing them a bit, taking a sip of water, swishing it around in your mouth for 30 seconds and spitting.
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Keep an eye on this space for a full review of the toothpaste bits and bamboo toothbrush. I’m expecting my refills within the next week or so. I will write more about that when I review the toothpaste bits. If you join a subscription, you should receive your refills in home compostable envelopes.
The glass container is meant to be refillable. In addition to being eco-friendly, they look much nicer on your counter than a giant plastic bottle and they take up less space. The bits are stored in a glass bottle with an aluminum lid.
You can bet emails were sent in those cases! If you can believe it, I have received “plastic-free items” wrapped in plastic. I always get really excited when a package arrives and before I even get to the products, the shipping material is plastic-free. The box and paper are fully recyclable and came with paper tape. The Bite mouthwash bits arrived in plastic-free packaging.
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