Arctic White Toothpaste | Natural volcanic minerals| mint flavour | Suitable for Vegans | 75ml

This is great really makes Ur mouth feel clean and it's helped with my bleeding gums too after a month of use I definitely see a difference in whiteness but main thing for me was the bleeding swollen gums which has become a rare occasional thing as opposed to daily so that's the best part for me

Great

Great toothpaste that was recommended by a dentist. I love that is uses more natural products.

Really impressed, effective as I have been using it for two weeks and can notice a difference in the whitening of my teeth. I’m pleased it’s sensitive too as I have an enamel issue with two teeth and have ‘hit the roof’ in pain from other whitening products. The texture is smooth and the taste is nice I will be re-ordering. Good value.

Have tried a few ‘flavours’ of this brand and this is the one that makes my teeth feel the cleansst and mouth the freshest

The toothpaste is excellent and of good quality. The whitening effect worked for me after using it a few times.

I've been using this for a little over two weeks now and I can't honestly see any difference at all in the whitening of my teeth. In fact, it's actually made my gums sore and I will not continue using it.

The most notable thing about this toothpaste is not the flavour, nor the colour, nor the tube. It’s the texture- and even then, it’s only a little unusual. The paste is thicker and a little more rigid, making it just slightly tricky to manipulate out of the tube, and it stands proud on the toothbrush in whatever shape it landed with. Care needs to be taken if using an electric toothbrush that the first vibrations don’t just chuck the lump of paste wholesale into the sink, and to spread it evenly across your teeth instead of sticking it all to the first teeth you put your brush on. But it’s not really difficult to use- just a little different. It’s difficult to spot any differences from other brands in other aspects of the product. The plain bright white colour is utterly standard. The flavour is a very mild mint indeed, barely there really. The mention of volcanic minerals and arctic lichens in the description evokes thoughts of icy freshness, but unlike some other toothpastes, there’s no cool tingle on the gums from this- it really does feel like a supermarket-grade everyday toothpaste. The product photo shows a tube labelled “white & gum” in pink at the top, but what I received was “arctic white”, which looks identical apart from the labelling, and the extra mention and picture of arctic lichens- which is a slightly odd image to have on a toothpaste tube, as it does look a bit fungal. In the paste itself though, the lichens are completely undetectable. So far, subjectively, results with this toothpaste have been good- on a par with other good whitening toothpastes I can buy in the shops. But I haven’t found a reason or a result that would make this stand out from the pack, or justify the current asking price of six and a half quid. It’s a pleasant everyday toothpaste, but while the texture’s a bit different, that’s where the interest stops.