Enamel Saver

Nice toothpaste without sls. Price should be reduced. Becomes too expensive.

Really love this makes teeth feel really clean with out burning your mouth.

I’ve been using this toothpaste for years as I have Oral Lichen Planus. It’s a gentle toothpaste with no SLS which some people are allergic to. If you have sensitive gums it is very good and I would recommend.

Very mild toothpaste, no SLS - best product I have found for Burning Mouth Syndrome

Great

Best toothpaste I have ever used. I suffered for many years from mouth ulcers and dry mouth and since I've been using Squigle I very rarely have any problems. It tastes good, doesn't sting or irritate and is jyst fantastic. I buy it at half this price (£7.99) from mouth ulcers org online and they have lots of other helpful stuff for anyone suffering from ulcers or mouth problems.

Incredibly expensive on Amazon (I paid £8 which is the most I've ever paid for a toothpaste). After years of gagging on mint toothpaste, I found a cinnamon one which I loved and didn't make me gag. Unfortunately, it contained SLS, which tore my mouth apart, so I had to switch to one that didn't contain SLS. I still wanted one with fluoride in, but most of the SLS free ones don't have it. I tried the Lavera one, which made me gag, then I tried Squigle as a last resort. It definitely doesn't make me gag as much, but still not perfect. It has a weak flavour of peppermint, which it's not strong enough for me. It also doesn't foam well. It does have a better texture than some toothpastes, not thick and gritty like a lot of whitening ones. I'd recommend trying this if you're having trouble with a dry mouth, dry cracked lips or skin on the inside of your mouth peeling off. I suffered for months before finding out it was the SLS in my old toothpaste doing it. After using Squigle, my mouth was completely healed within two weeks. Having said that, my search for the perfect toothpaste continues.

If you suffer with mouth ulcers - use this toothpaste! It does not contain any of the nasties that big-brand toothpaste has (SLS, alcohol etc) and I have found since using it that I have far fewer ulcers and they don't last as long. Because it doesn't contain SLS you can use it with a Chlorhexadine mouthwash such as Curacept with no problems. I get mine from the Mouth Ulcer Shop online (google those three words) as I get other ulcer products from there and they're very knowledgable, but there is no difference in price. You can also try a Mouth Ulcer Clear Advance red light pen which you can also get on Amazon or from Lloyds Pharmacies, which also helps with healing and clears the ulcer up faster.

Perfect toothpaste. My ulcer is pretty bad and used to dread the sting of brushing with other toothpastes, but with Squigle it did not sting at all, couldn't even tell there was toothpaste in my mouth. 10/10 from me

Highly recommend this product if you have a very sensitive mucosa and suffer from dry mouth and stomatitis. Very effective and feel it cleans the enamel better than other fluoride toothpaste.

I'm not sure what Stacy is on about I think she might be a Colgate or Big Company exec, but this toothpaste is the GOAT. The packaging is meh but it's like a fat chick with a great heart, it's what's on the inside that matters. Tastes great, doesn't make me wanna puke after use, no sore throat or dry lips. Just makes your mouth feel clean, now i've spent about $30 now trying to find a toothpaste like this and I couldn't find it. Burts Bees and Tom's both have Titanium Dioxide which has shown to cause cancer with animals, and any SLS free toothpaste I could find had no fluoride. Now I don't care what the hipster next door with crooked yellow teeth says, but you NEED this thing at least a little. After using Fluoride-Free for about a month I started having some decay and had to get them cleared as they were gonna turn into cavities. You NEED that thing, SLS and Titanium Dioxide are a huge NONO. Worth the $4 surcharge I guess but I wish it was a bit cheaper

Just mentioning this for anyone who suffers from canker sores. Recent research seems to suggest they may be caused by something called TNF-alpha in the saliva (an inflammatory thing). Xylitol has been shown to inhibit TNF-alpha. Maybe it’s not the lack of SLS that makes this toothpaste effective for people but rather the high % of xylitol? Perhaps the lack of SLS is what makes it not painful to use but it’s the xylitol that is preventative? Any researchers out there? I just bought it so can’t vouch just yet but will chime back in in about 6 months with an update.

The taste is ok. Cleans well. The price is too high. So maybe I can stop using soon. Gental on my gums. Good stuff 👏