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You are here: Home / Lifestyle / Review: Gem Toothpaste, Floss and Mouth Wash

Review: Gem Toothpaste, Floss and Mouth Wash

8 April 2021 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

gem kind floss toothpaste
Image Credit: Gem

Gem is a trendy dental company from Victoria. Their online shop stocks a natural range of dental products, including toothpaste, plant-based floss and mouthwash. Here is our review of these products:

Gem Toothpaste

The gem toothpaste works well and tastes appealing. The toothpaste comes in a variety of flavours including crisp mint, coconut mint, apple mint and cinnamon mint. We both enjoyed the most popular flavour crisp mint, and I’m keen to try out the other ones.

The toothpaste contains oral probiotics, earth minerals and natural oils. In addition, it is free from the bad stuff, like parabens, sulphates and triclosan. Better yet, there is zero nasty fluoride.

gem kind toothpaste mouthwash
Image Credit: Gem

Gem Plant Based Floss

Gem plant-based floss is thin and tastes of crisp mint with soothing coconut oil. It’s 50 metres long so it’ll last approximately 100 days for daily flossers. The floss is vegan and bio-degradable. No Chemicals. No PFAS. No Teflon. No Petroleum.

Gem Premium Natural Mouthwash

You’ll need to give the mouthwash a good shake before use. But it’s a nice crisp mint flavour with propolis, neem leaf and chlorophyll. The neem helps to reduce odour-causing bacteria. The formula is alcohol and toxin-free, so you won’t be left with a dry or stinging feeling.

Gem is available at Mecca, select health food stores and at the Gem website: https://www.gem-kind.com

About Gem

Gem proudly make non-toxic oral care products, right here in Australia. We are a new oral care company for a new generation, and we’re making our grannies proud with an all-natural ingredient list of things you can actually pronounce. Our products are free of the bad stuff, like parabens, triclosan, SLS and BS and full of the good stuff, like probiotics, earth minerals and natural oils. And of course, we do all the stuff you’d expect, like freshen, brighten and protect your grill. https://www.gem-kind.com/

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