You Don't Have to Choose Between Trusting Your Toothpaste and Understanding It.
A chewable tablet with 5% rod-shaped nano-hydroxyapatite, tested in its own published lab study — not just cited from someone else's. Chew, brush, spit. No tube, no guessing, no fluoride.
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Try the 3-Month Routine One jar is about three months of daily brushing. If it's not a fit for your routine, contact us — we'll make it right. No pressure, no fine print.
No — NOBS is a fluoride-free formula built around nano-hydroxyapatite instead. If you or your dentist have concerns about your cavity risk, that's a conversation to have with them before switching your primary toothpaste.
Our formula was tested in a published in-vitro (lab-based) caries model — not a long-term clinical trial in people. It's evidence specific to this tablet, not a general hydroxyapatite claim borrowed from someone else's research.
Yes for humans in toothpaste amounts. Xylitol is toxic to dogs — keep tablets away from pets, the same as you would any xylitol-containing product.
Because that's not a claim we can back. Fluoride and nHA work differently, and the research on nHA is still developing. We're building for people who've already decided they want a fluoride-free routine — not trying to talk anyone out of their dentist's advice.
Pre-dosed tablets (no over-squeezing, no waste), a glass jar instead of a tube, and a study behind the specific formula rather than a marketing claim about the category. One jar runs about three months.
5% rod-shaped nano-hydroxyapatite alongside xylitol, zinc citrate, calcium carbonate, mild surfactants, baking soda, and mint — pre-dosed so you're not eyeballing a squeeze of gel.
Neck skin has fewer oil glands and a thinner skin barrier than facial skin, which is why it shows sagging and crepiness faster — even with a consistent face routine. Beaumont is formulated to target that gap specifically, not just extend your existing moisturizer further down.
For the woman who already reads the label before she buys anything else. This is the toothpaste that finally earns that same scrutiny.
What makes NOBS different from another claim on a box.
Product-specific published lab study — not borrowed research about the ingredient in general.
Built around nano-hydroxyapatite for people who've already decided they want a fluoride-free routine.
No measuring, no over-squeezing, no wasted gel. Exact dose, every brush.
No tube waste. No half-empty bottle flagged in your carry-on.
The average case and a realistic timeline — not a highlight reel.
A minty, foaming brushing experience from day one — chew, brush, spit. Real foam, dentist-clean feel.
Enamel-support claims are based on our own in-vitro lab study — real, published, and specific to this formula. A lab model, not a substitute for your dentist's exam or a long-term clinical trial.
If you have active cavities, gum disease, or high caries risk, this is not a fluoride replacement — talk to your dentist about what's right for you.
Chew, brush, spit. Plain English — no tube, no guessing.
One pre-dosed tablet — 5% rod-shaped nano-hydroxyapatite with xylitol, zinc citrate, calcium carbonate, mild surfactants, baking soda, and mint.
Brush as usual. Real foam, minty fresh — you're not eyeballing a squeeze of gel.
Rinse and you're done. No tube waste. No plastic half-empty bottle in your carry-on.
One pre-dosed tablet — 5% rod-shaped nano-hydroxyapatite with xylitol, zinc citrate, calcium carbonate, mild surfactants, baking soda, and mint.
Brush as usual. Real foam, minty fresh — you're not eyeballing a squeeze of gel.
Rinse and you're done. No tube waste. No plastic half-empty bottle in your carry-on.
Nobody showed you the specific research behind the specific tablet. So you kept using what you didn't fully trust, because at least it was tested by someone, somewhere.
nHA at 5%, rod-shaped, tested in a published in-vitro caries-model study on this formulation — not a generic hydroxyapatite citation. We'll always tell you what that study does and doesn't prove.
Evidence specific to this tablet. Not a marketing claim about the category.
Tested in a published in-vitro caries-model study on this formulation — not a generic citation.
Xylitol, zinc citrate, calcium carbonate, mild surfactants, baking soda, and mint — pre-dosed for an exact brush.
Glass jar, TSA-friendly packaging, nothing half-squeezed left in your bag.
Pre-dosed evidence-led tablets versus another claim on a plastic tube.
Pre-dosed evidence-led tablets versus another claim on a plastic tube.
NOBS
Toothpaste tablets
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Typical Tube
Squeeze gel
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Evidence
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Study on this formula | Often borrowed / generic |
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Fluoride-free option
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Yes — nHA-based | Usually fluoride |
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Dosing
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Pre-dosed tablet | Eyeball the squeeze |
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Packaging
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Glass jar · TSA-friendly | Plastic tube waste |
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About 3 months / jar
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If it's not a fit
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Contact us — we make it right | Often final sale |
You've already swapped the sponges and the skincare. Toothpaste is the one thing you keep putting off — because if this goes wrong, it's your teeth.
nHA at 5%, rod-shaped, tested in a published in-vitro study on this formulation — not a generic hydroxyapatite citation.
For the woman who already reads the label before she buys anything else. This is the toothpaste that finally earns that same scrutiny.
One jar is about three months of daily brushing. If it's not a fit for your routine, contact us — we'll make it right. No pressure, no fine print.
Try the 3-Month RoutineOne jar is about three months of daily brushing. If it's not a fit for your routine, contact us — we'll make it right. No pressure, no fine print.
Try the 3-Month RoutinePlain answers — including what the study shows, what it doesn't, and when to talk to your dentist.
No — NOBS is a fluoride-free formula built around nano-hydroxyapatite instead. If you or your dentist have concerns about your cavity risk, that's a conversation to have with them before switching your primary toothpaste.
Our formula was tested in a published in-vitro (lab-based) caries model — not a long-term clinical trial in people. It's evidence specific to this tablet, not a general hydroxyapatite claim borrowed from someone else's research. We'll always tell you what it shows and what it doesn't.
Yes for humans in toothpaste amounts. Xylitol is toxic to dogs — keep tablets away from pets, the same as you would any xylitol-containing product.
Because that's not a claim we can back. Fluoride and nHA work differently, and the research on nHA is still developing. We're building for people who've already decided they want a fluoride-free routine — not trying to talk anyone out of their dentist's advice.
Pre-dosed tablets (no over-squeezing, no waste), a glass jar instead of a tube, and a study behind the specific formula rather than a marketing claim about the category. One jar runs about three months.
5% rod-shaped nano-hydroxyapatite alongside xylitol, zinc citrate, calcium carbonate, mild surfactants, baking soda, and mint — pre-dosed so you're not eyeballing a squeeze of gel. No tube, no plastic waste, no half-empty bottle in your carry-on.
A minty, foaming brushing experience from day one. Enamel-support claims are based on our own in-vitro lab study — real, published, and specific to this formula, but a lab model, not a substitute for your dentist's exam or a long-term clinical trial. If you have active cavities, gum disease, or high caries risk, this is not a fluoride replacement — talk to your dentist about what's right for you.
Chew one tablet, brush as usual, spit and rinse. That's it.
Orders ship with free express shipping. Delivery is typically 1–3 business days.
One jar is about three months of daily brushing. If it's not a fit for your routine, contact us — we'll make it right. No pressure, no fine print.
Our formula was tested in a published in-vitro (lab-based) caries model — not a long-term clinical trial in people. It's evidence specific to this tablet, not a general hydroxyapatite claim borrowed from someone else's research. We'll always tell you what it shows and what it doesn't.
Because that's not a claim we can back. Fluoride and nHA work differently, and the research on nHA is still developing. We're building for people who've already decided they want a fluoride-free routine — not trying to talk anyone out of their dentist's advice.
5% rod-shaped nano-hydroxyapatite alongside xylitol, zinc citrate, calcium carbonate, mild surfactants, baking soda, and mint — pre-dosed so you're not eyeballing a squeeze of gel. No tube, no plastic waste, no half-empty bottle in your carry-on.
Chew one tablet, brush as usual, spit and rinse. That's it.
One jar is about three months of daily brushing. If it's not a fit for your routine, contact us — we'll make it right. No pressure, no fine print.
