Perfora Awake Toothpaste | Active Freshness Cavity Prevention | Vitamin Enriched SLS & Fluoride Free Toothpastes Pack of 1,100g

Very bad product, Teeths have become brittle after 30 days of use and Blood coming out from gums. I think its launched without any clinical tests and trials. Just not having sls doesn't make any product good!

The toothpaste is surprisingly good. It’s transparent in look. The flavor is mild but very refreshing. There is no aftertaste. Because it is SLS free it doesn’t bubble up like conventional toothpaste but I honestly don’t mind it. Overall I recommend it if you want SLS free toothpaste. I would just request them to bring out more flavors in non-whitening category.

I am writing this review post using it for a week. One of the best toothpaste I have used so far and it delivers what it claims. Must give it a try. Mouth odour is definitely gone but ensure brushing your teeth twice Morning and Night. Just a pea size is required. The taste of the toothpaste is good and it definitely brightens the teeth.

I’ve tried a lot of organic toothpastes, but this one really stands out. It's incredibly effective—my teeth feel noticeably cleaner and fresher after every use. What I love most is the refreshing sensation it leaves behind—it’s like a mini spa for your mouth! The flavour is amazing too—not overpowering or artificial like some others, but smooth, natural, and just the right hint of minty goodness. It actually makes me look forward to brushing my teeth. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a clean, natural, and enjoyable alternative to conventional toothpaste!

This toothpaste has a firm texture, no micro polishing beads, is not harsh on the gums and leaves a nice after taste. Ideal for those who prefer gentler fluoride-free alternatives. But there are some tall claims which I’ll address with the help of pros and cons. Pros: 1. Contains Xylitol - good for inhibiting caries causing bacteria. 2. SLS n Triclosan Free - less foamy and minimizes canker sores. 3. Absence of harsh abrasives - no clays, baking soda sodium carbonate or micro polishing beads, which are rough on the enamel. Cons: 1. Low N-Ha concentration - ideally 5-10% of N-Ha must be present to remineralize the enamel as effectively as a fluoride toothpaste. This product and most of Perfora’s lineup contain just 3% which is lower than the required amount. So the remineralization claims are dodgy. 2. Opaqueness about the N-Ha composition - N-Ha nano particles must be rod-shaped instead of spear-shaped to prevent health issues. The EU has banned spear-shaped N-Ha products, for context. The company hasn’t mentioned the form of N-Ha anywhere. 3. No info about the RDA value - although this toothpaste has no harsh abrasives like ImerCare PerlWhite 19, no data has been provided to confirm its Relative Dentin Abrasivity value. Hence, consumers would have no idea if the toothpaste is low on abrasion or not.