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In the US and Germany they say there is no solid evidence suggesting that they keep what they promise. I personally use what seems to be an Italian brand called
by rjzzleep 3y ago
In the US and Germany they say there is no solid evidence suggesting that they keep what they promise. I personally use what seems to be an Italian brand called Biorepair and they clearly help with my tooth sensitivities(I have a bad habit of chewing on my nails when stressed).
Biorepair seems to have split into an Italian version and a German version with less active ingredients called Bioniq. The Italian versions seems to add xylitol.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=biorepair&i=hpc&crid=3BEZX0VR8DUDG&sprefix=biorepair%2Chpc%2C337&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 https://www.amazon.com/s?k=biorepair&i=hpc&crid=3BEZX0VR8DUD...
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- rasz 3y agoRelative bought this toothpaste recently and it looks sketchy AF. No ingredients listed anywhere (clearly violating EU regulations) plus snake oil name. I looked into company and they started making this toothpaste very recently so its not even like they have any experience.