Kingfishertoothpaste Reviews 6

I've used Kingfisher toothpaste for over a decade and not had any teeth or gum issues. A very healthy mouth for me!

I wouldn't want to use any other toothpaste, particularly with how soft my enamel used to be.
I know that my good brushing regime and choosing Kingfisher have meant zero dental visits for many, many, many years.

The new tube is also great, it retains the shape from start to finish and is easy to squeeze out the last bit, instead of rolling them up to get every last bit out.

I've just received my latest order this morning, direct from their website, fast service.

I healthily recommend Kingfisher as a toothpaste.

Silica is a ingredient in this toothpaste research it its (not good) i thought this toothpaste was great being vegan obviously not

I have used and loved kingfisher toothpaste for several years but now it is a struggle squeezing the new style tube. Toothpaste remains inside the tube and the only way to remove it is by cutting the tube in half. The amount of toothpaste stuck to the sides is about ten days worth. I will not purchase kingfisher in future unless they change the tube to a more manageable plastic. Or perhaps it’s their way of making us throw away the tube when it’s quarter full and buying another!!

I've used the mint free toothpastes for several years and am happy with them but the new tube is awful. The plastic, which is of a weird quality, retains its shape and stays full of air however much paste is in it, so you can't roll the tube and have to squeeze all the air out every time. When I started this new tube, I had to use both hands to squeeze the paste out and it was hard work. It isn't much easier after a month of use...

If this material is easier to recycle than the old type, please find an alternative. I don't want to struggle with a toothpaste tube and will change to another brand.

I first bought the Fennel Fluoride Free toothpaste from the Amazon website. It has a lovely anniseed flavour. Then I found out I could buy it directly from the Kingfisher website so I've bought more from there.

Have been left in constant pain in my top two front teeth after using their baking soda toothpaste once. Contacted the company but they seemed more interested in protecting themselves from prosecution. They seem able to hide behind telling users that we must be allergic to one of the ingredients.