Davids reviews and discussion

Davids offers a range of premium oral care products at mid tier prices. The toothpaste may look expensive but at $10 for a product that lasts you 3 months i think its worth it. They use an aluminium tube which is recyclable (unlike regular toothpaste tubes that are not). They have a range with hydroxyapatite which is great if you are looking for a fluoride alternative that is clinically proven.

I found David’s Hydroxi sensitive whitening natural peppermint toothpaste at my local Harris Teeter. It works for my sensitive teeth and keeps them whiter without the pain when eating or drinking hot/cold foods. I enjoy its natural peppermint flavor. I’m not sure what exactly the reasoning is behind avoiding flouride, but it certainly is a nice alternative to my current brand! Love the metal tube that keeps it fresh for longer. Back to the old days - I guess we had it right some 40 years ago :)

Davids toothpaste has been such a great switch for me! I love that it’s fluoride-free, clean, and made with natural ingredients. It leaves my teeth feeling super fresh and my mouth really clean without any weird aftertaste. Definitely a staple in my daily routine now

This is the only toothpaste I use because everything else gives me ZITS! I even tried switching to the TJs knockoff and I had a zit within a week. Switched back to David’s and my skin cleared up. David’s came highly recommended by my esthetician. And I highly recommend too!

I received David’s toothpaste in one of my first GQ boxes. It tastes fine and the package is designed nicely, but common sense and a decent dentist will tell you fluoride-free toothpaste is not the way to go. I would only recommend if your other daily brushings involve toothpaste with fluoride.

I love David’s Toothpaste! I’m a big fan of the eco friendly packaging but an even bigger fan of the product inside! I use the whitening/sensitive toothpaste and feel it does a great job of keeping my teeth clean and breath fresh. It is one of the only whitening toothpastes I have found that doesn’t make me break out around my mouth and chin. I feel the price is fair for the quality of the product and I appreciate the tool that comes with the tube to make sure you get every last drop out!

I have been using their sensitive and whitening toothpaste for a few months now and it has significantly whitened my teeth while also helping with my very sensitive teeth and gums!

i started using david's toothpaste thanks to it's plastic free packaging. the tube is made from aluminum and come with a key to wind the end & make sure you're getting the most out of the tube. i have not used the key early enough before, and the tube can crack which becomes a big mess. if you use the key from the beginning, this doesn't happen though! when you're done you can use scissors to open the tube to rinse & recycle. the toothpaste itself is decent.

I switched to David's in an effort to go more plastic-free. The mint flavor is a good balance—not as artificial tasting as traditional toothpastes while avoiding the earthiness/grittiness that some natural toothpastes have. The metal key not only is a great brand differentiator, it's actually quite helpful. I wish it were easier to buy just the paste without the key every time, but the old keys can be repurposed and used with other lotions, creams, products, etc.

Impressive flavor with the perfect level of mintiness in the peppermint option. David's toothpaste is an excellent choice for those seeking fluoride-free and sulphate-free options with minimal plastic packaging. The turnkey design ensures you can easily extract every last drop – a great feature, but there should be an option to purchase without the key.