Vitaminpaste Kids Toothpaste with Daily Multivitamins B3, B5, B6, D, E, Xylitol, Calcium, Fluoride Free, Fresh Breath, Fights Tarter, Anti-Cavity, Safe to Swallow, 4.1oz, Bubble Gum Flavor

This toothpaste has seriously been a game changer. My daughter absolutely loves the bubble gum flavor, and it’s become the only toothpaste she’ll use. We’ve already returned to buy it multiple times—it’s a staple in our house now! I feel great knowing it’s fluoride-free, safe to swallow, and packed with daily multivitamins like B3, B5, B6, D, and E. It helps with fresh breath, tartar control, and cavity prevention, all without any harsh ingredients. The xylitol and calcium are a big bonus for healthy, growing teeth. If you’re struggling to get your kid excited about brushing, give this a try. It turned brushing time from a fight into something she actually looks forward to.

Vitaminpaste Toothpaste has been a game-changer for my kids! They actually enjoy brushing now because of the yummy taste, and I feel great knowing they’re getting extra vitamins with every use. It’s fluoride-free and safe to swallow, so I don’t have to worry if they don’t rinse perfectly. Definitely a must-have for parents looking for a healthier option for their little ones!

A mi niño le gustó mucho

This is the ONLY toothpaste that my 6 year old daughter will use. We’ve tried everything!! She’s autistic and this is one of her must haves. It’s a bonus that it also has vitamins 😆

My son who is very picky likes this toothpaste and will definitely buy more in the future. Happy that he’s getting vitamins from it as well just wish there was a way to measure how much is being absorbed.

So, of course I had to try it! Why would I give something to my child, if it were to make them Ill. I thought the flavor was ok. It’s not very fruity, like a mild bubble gum flavor. It doesn’t leave an after taste or film. The consistency was more of a wet paper mache not fully mixed, if anyone remembers crafts pre saved by the bell era. I don’t know generational terminology. But, it was sort of fruity, however, I would really prefer a mint, because you want fresh breath. It didn’t make the teeth feel clean, like my tooth paste does, (crest gum health- detoxify) but this is for a child, and they probably don’t like anything that isn’t fruity. If it really adds vitamins, who knows. Should we teach kids to swallow their toothpaste, no way, but in case they do, it’s a great solution. So I’m sticking with it. I’ll let everyone know how the dentist check up goes. My son lost two teeth already, and is loosing another soon, so hopefully this has what it takes to keep the teeth strong since there is no fluride in it. The tooth paste doesn’t get frothy like normal tooth paste. It’s a thick consistency, yet liquidy at the same time; it’s not a paste, it’s not a gel, it’s more like a very wet cement perhaps if that makes sense. I should have checked if it hardens when left open or exposed to air. For the price is was about the same as normal toothpaste. I wouldn’t substitute it in place of a child’s vitamins, THATS for sure. It would be a great solution for a first tooth paste since it can be swallowed.

It's good that this is for 4 years and older, because a kid will normally need to be at least that old to understand the proper usage for this toothpaste. Even then, it might take some good reinforcement to make sure your child knows that this is the only kind of toothpaste he or she should be swallowing. Other fluoride-free toothpaste is usually safe to swallow, but is really meant for training not to swallow. I made sure my kiddo knew she was still not supposed to swallow anything else except this, and I only got it for her because she's still having trouble not swallowing her other toothpaste. Because she's been working on not swallowing, she spit this out the first time she used it a few days ago (which was pretty funny, actually). Now, she understands the difference between this and other toothpaste, and she still spits out the other stuff, but swallows this. I'm pleased with the flavor, even though it's really heavy on the wintergreen (bubble gum, for those who don't know, is usually a mix of wintergreen, licorice or anise, and vanilla flavors, often with small additions to cause variation, and sometimes substitutions--root beer, as it happens, usually uses the same mix, but in different ratios, which is why some brands, like Dad's Root Beer, taste a lot like bubble gum). I'm allergic to all mint, so I won't use it again myself, but the kiddo was fortunately spared that allergy, and she loves the flavor. I love the entire concept, and I think it fills a need and specific niche. I highly recommend.

The only toothpaste my son will use