Change Toothpaste Tablets - Cinnamon

We're excited to offer Change toothpaste tablets in a cinnamon flavour as a zero waste way to care for your teeth. 

These Canadian-made tablets are just like regular toothpaste but without the waste. They come packaged in either a compostable 1 month (65 tablet) or 3 month tablet (195) pouch, a sample size (10 tablets) or in an aluminum travel tin of 25 tablets.

These toothpaste tablets help your teeth feel naturally clean, fresh, and prepared for anything that your day has in store.

There are more than 900 million toothpaste tubes entering our landfills and oceans every year, on a global scale.  Toothpaste tubes take over 500 years to break down and cannot be recycled.  To be sustainable, a fundamental change is required and starts with you.

The Change toothpaste tablet removes the need for a tube altogether.  Packaged in compostable pouches, they reduce your environmental footprint while giving you a clean, fresh brushing – without any harsh chemicals.

Looking to make a small change with a big environmental impact? If so, you may want to give Change Toothpaste Tablets a try.

We also offer Change Toothpaste Tablets as part of starter packs -  Cinnamon Oral Care Kit (sold separately). Click here to view all the products we carry from Change Toothpaste.

Please note: all the sample packs also come in compostable packaging.

Ingredients

Xylitol: A sugar alcohol found in most plant material and extracted from birch wood.
Adds sweetness to the tablet.

Dicalcium Phosphate: Commonly used as a food additive. A polishing agent and assists in tablet binding.

Flavour: Natural cinnamon flavour (used for taste).
Used for taste.

Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate: A plant based foaming agent. Makes the tablet feel like regular toothpaste when used with water.

Sodium Bicarbonate: A polishing agent. Reduces the acidity in your mouth and mild cleaner.

Cinnamomum Cassia Bark: Ground Cinnamon, adds subtle flavor and colour to the tablet.

Please note: Xylitol is extremely toxic to dogs. Even small amounts of xylitol can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), seizures, or liver failure.