POP Feeling Peachy Fluoride Toothpaste with Hydroxyapatite & Vitamins E & B3 - Natural Niacinamide Teeth Whitening & Plaque Remover Formula - Bathroom & Travel Size Essentials, 4.2 Oz

This stuff is great! I don't like minty toothpaste that much - my wife's toothpaste was so minty it actually hurt when I made the mistake of borrowing a squeeze. But there's not a lot of non-mint options out there unless one also considers kid-targeted toothpastes, and Jack Menhoff has his dignity to consider. I found this one after going down a rabbit-hole on Pubmed looking for proven tooth-remineralizing solutions. Pop Toothpaste is, so far as I can tell, one of the very few toothpastes that 1) contain the compound I decided I wanted - and whose name escapes me at the moment and 2) is sub-$20 per tube. I figured it was a bonus that it wasn't mint, but wasn't sure what to make of the peach. I flippin' love it. It's not super-peachy, but that is perfect. It just tastes like nice toothpaste that is at worst peach-adjacent, and I find myself brushing longer knowing that every bit of contact between the teeth and the paste means invisible remineralizing effects are (probably/possibly/hopefully) taking place. Heck even if it wasn't remineralizing, my previous toothpastes weren't either - and this one costs ~$3 and definitely cleans well and has fluoride in appropriate amounts.. My brief investigation of the company prior to initial purchase led me to believe they know what they are doing and are likely actually including the magic compound I wanted. If you are reading this and interested in tooth remineralization effectively and on the cheap, take a look at recent, well-cited studies on Pubmed (it's free/our taxes paid for the research/it's an amazing resource we barely deserve) and see what jumps out to you as a good option. For me, my research led to Pop Toothpaste and I'm happy enough that it did that I've spent 5 minutes typing out this review. Toothpaste quality: oh my god this review form is now asking me about the quality of the toothpaste. I covered that in my review that was longer than an AP essay. Good, the toothpaste quality is very good. Taste: Taste too? GD amazon it's never enough, is it?! The taste of the toothpaste is elephants. Mung bean elephants excellent taste. Stop asking me for more and let me submit what I wrote already. And if you are the Review Checker and reading this please just accept what I have written in an attempt to share this great product with my internet friends. If you tell me to rewrite it I won't and that would be a tragedy. Thank you.

I purchased this. I really like it. I can’t use mint. Now it’s unavailable. I hope it’s back soon. It works great for me. I like the taste. Smell is ok and easy to use. I am waiting for it to be back.

This is a great toothpaste for anyone that hates mint, or people with aversions to traditional toothpaste. My son had autism and getting him to brush his teeth can be a struggle but he likes this toothpaste, taste and texture, and it leaves his teeth clean without stinky breath. It does have fluoride as I wanted as our water no longer does, and I hope to keep him part of the no cavity club.

Super disappointed. I thought us mint haters with sensitive teeth finally had an affordable mint free fluoride toothpaste, but no. There's zero peach here. It's MINT! Very very mint. And disgusting. They could at least call it "peach mint" because otherwise, it's false advertising, in my opinion. I don't know why toothpaste companies think everyone loves mint so much and seemingly refuse to offer any other options. My dentist said that I'm very far from alone on this. For people with autism, mint is often unbearable, and gets in the way of keeping good oral hygiene. This also cannot be returned.

When I read the reviews, it was mentioned that the toothpaste had a minty flavor. I'm not a fan of mint because it feels like it is burning. Yes, it has a definite mint flavor but I can tolerate it. Have to try really hard to find the peach flavor. It cleans my teeth and I'll finish it but probably won't get it again.

DELICIOUS alternative to mint I received this yesterday and am already hooked. Since I get overwhelmed by the strong mint taste in most toothpastes, I was so happy to find this yummy flavor. It's very mild and a little sweet. There is none of the burning/stinging you can get from harsh mint or alcohol-based ingredients. This toothpaste foamed up very nicely on the wet bristles. My teeth felt slippery and clean after brushing with POP for the first time. Despite not containing mint, it made my breath feel cool and smell really good. I'd compare the quality to Boca, which is my usual go-to for hydroxyapatite toothpaste. Pros:  Great price - $2.99 for 4.2oz package  Super cute packaging  Delicious flavor – very peachy!  Excellent cleaning performance  Foams up very nicely  Teeth feel nice and slippery  Pain free on my sensitive teeth  Hydroxyapatite for healthy teeth  No animal testing Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. I'd love to see more flavors offered in this line. Currently, they only have peach or mint. I did notice there were a few types aimed at kids, so those might be worth a try. I would like to see them offer more information on the amount of hydroxyapatite and on other ingredients they used in the POP toothpastes. Cons:  Limited flavor selection  No fluoride-free options  No links to studies or research Based on my experience with this order, I'll definitely be stocking up on more from this brand.

Love it!! I can drink my coffee after I brush my teeth without ruining the taste. My autistic children like that it’s not a strong hot minty flavor, it’s mild sweet mint that is gone when you rinse.

As someone who dislikes strong mint flavors, I was excited to try this peach toothpaste. It's really hard to come by toothpaste that's affordable, not mint flavored, and contains enough fluoride for adults. This seemed like the perfect candidate - but I was disappointed to find that it's very minty after all. It's definitely not as strong as most mint toothpastes, so if you're just looking for a milder mint flavor, you might like this. But I would definitely not recommend this to people who also don't like strong minty toothpaste.