Does this toothpaste have fluoride in it?
1116941
I have no idea. Suggest that this toothpaste be considered as more of a gag gift.
583072
no fluoride in the ingredients. I think the ones with fluoride you need a doctor's prescription.
2160921
Yes. The actual product is less viscous(read runnier) than a standard toothpaste.
1658559
It will remove fluoride if you get the 2 white ceramic fluoride filters with it, or you can order them separately from Amazon.com. WELL worth the money.
1424329
It doesn't say anywhere if it does or not, but I use a toothpaste with no floride and I floss before I brush so I'm assuming it's ok. I been using this for yrs and this is the only one I like because it's so strong u can pull ur teeth out lol
186600
No it does not. It is the best toothpaste we've found. It's also not minty tasting - every other natural brand we tried was, and our daughter hated it.
46206
Yes. Including fluoride but they won't claim that because of legal reasons. It won't filter out germs though.
2092681
Flouride has proven to help teeth, though it is not good for other body parts.Some people might have a reaction to fluoride with their gums, so they SHOULD use another type of toothpaste, such as a Baking Soda paste.However, they might need to brush 3 times per day, compared with someone who only brushes twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste.Compared to those of us who may skip brushing every other day, anybody might have better results.ONLY YOUR DENTIST KNOWS FOR SURE, Shirley.
975390
I do not know if fluoride is an ingredient. But I would advise you to go with the next level of strength at a minimum. I found that the 4 tubes at the 10% level was not strong enough to do the job of whitening my teeth. I saw no change so I went to the next stronger % and that helped but think I should have gone to an even higher % to really do a good job. Or maybe I would have had better results with another 4 tubes. 10% might be ok to maintain your teeth whiteness once you have them white. I would go as strong of a product as I could without making my teeth to sensitive and uncomfortable. I do not know if fluoride is an ingredient. But I would advise you to go with the next level of strength at a minimum. I found that the 4 tubes at the 10% level was not strong enough to do the job of whitening my teeth. I saw no change so I went to the next stronger % and that helped but think I should have gone to an even higher % to really do a good job. Or maybe I would have had better results with another 4 tubes. 10% might be ok to maintain your teeth whiteness once you have them white. I would go as strong of a product as I could without making my teeth to sensitive and uncomfortable.
1039765
I checked the ingredients on the label and flouride was not listed. Hope this helps.
1609729
I had no idea until you asked, so I just did an online search for the item and came up with this. It says NO, it removes no fluoride. Wish I'd have known this before I bought it. :( http://www.discountfilterstore.com/fm-25-culligan-water-faucet-filter.html
1824790
i'm pretty sure it doesn't. it would have cost more if it did. i saw no reference to floride when i purchased it.
259787
No it does not. My dentist recommended it to me because of a bad ginvitis issue.
861927
No, but the company now offers a single candle that "does it all," including fluoride. It is called the Cerametix and the OBE version fits this housing unit. I am about to upgrade to that, myself. It is around $70.
1574680
Yes it does, it also contains, glycerin, which I was surprized to see since dentists recommend it. There is a phone number if you want to talk with them directly. 1-800-922-5856. My dentist also made dental impressions to creat dental molds and ordered floride gel. I fill the trays or molds and bath my teeth in floride for 30 minutes every night. Dry mouth leads to extra germs in the mouth and more cavities. I have been using Biotene for several years and the floride treatment for a year. I do not develop new cavities. Hope this info helps
2155808
I don't see the mention of fluoride, but I do see that it removes chlorine. In that light, I would have to say, it must remove fluoride. You could try emailing the seller or the company itself. Hope this helps.
148021
No, it does not. I literally just asked a service expert at Aquasana if it filters out fluoride and his response was, "Sorry, no."