Fygg Fluoride-Free Toothpaste – 4-Pack Travel Size (Mild Mint, Vanilla, Coconut & Chocolate) | Nano-Hydroxyapatite Formula for Whitening, Enamel Repair & Sensitive Teeth (0.7 oz Each)

This toothpaste is amazing and has transformed my dental health, but you can read lots of other reviews about that, so I'll just assume anyone buying this is like me and wants to see what all the flavors are taste like. They basically taste like frosting without being overly sweet. They are certainly sweeter than regular toothpaste but not in an off putting way. The mint and coconut are very pronounced but not artificial tasting. I enjoy mixing them respectively with the chocolate. The only disappointment is the vanilla, which is pretty boring. I'm surprised that's the one that is most aimed as kids as it basically tastes the base for the other flavors. The chocolate is my favorite. It has a very pronounced cocoa flavor. More like cocoa powder than eating a chocolate bar or Hersey's syrup. It is a little disconcerting at first to see brown... but it's so good it's easy to get past that! If you're new to the brand this is a great way to see which flavor you're going to stick with!

I like toothpaste tablets over paste for several reasons, but the tablet brand with NHAP I prefer (Chomp) has never returned my emails over the last year about the percentage they contain. So I begrudgingly have started looking into pastes with it to try and see if I can find one, no animal-testing, no animal ingredients, made in the USA, that I'm OK with. I read the study (sponsored by Oral Microbiome Solutions, which owns Fygg) from July 2025 that showed Fygg (in vitro) performed well on remineralization of teeth compared to a few others, so I was looking into the brand on their website to try. I am not a fan of the idea of the four flavors listed, and didn't want to commit to a $ order on the website as I knew the flavors were not going to be popular with me. So I purchased the trial sizes so I would a. spend less money and b. have less product to go through, should I strongly dislike it. I received my order today, and just like I thought, the toothpaste flavors are a strong "NO" for me. The toothpaste is also incredibly sweet. I knew it had monk fruit in it, which I dislike, but the sweetness is truly overpowering. Even the less offensive of flavors and the one I thought might be alright, the Mild Mint, is like downing a bottle of sugar syrup. This is a negative for me, but for some you may love this idea. While I knew I would not be a fan of the taste – for context I prefer Cinnamon and Anise flavors for toothpaste – I am disappointed still that not one I could classify as OK. The brushing experience itself was fine. It was less watery than Dr. Jen Strawberry NHAP toothpaste in my opinion. My mouth feels clean the same. It was largely the sweetness and taste that caused some gagging. The quality of the toothpaste and affect on my teeth will be left to the unknown, as I will not purchase this brand again once I go through these trial sizes. I will experiment with other NHAP toothpaste companies.