Tooth Sparkles 60 pack

I got it because my nephew puts up a struggle in the morning to brush his teeth and I thought that this might be a second item to use as backup. He's a fan of gummies for vitamins so we thought this may be easy for him. That was not the case. Taste is decent. Tastes like a sweet chalky multivitamin. It's like a sweet and refreshing taste so that wasn't problematic. So it should definitely be tolerable for most toddlers and kids. Size: pretty normal. Especially considering it's something they're going to be chewing and not swallowing means it's okay. My toddler is a picky eater so he fought it but I'm trying to see if we can play it off with other chalky things, but it's a struggle. Because we have no way of testing if it's an effective item since our toddler doesn't take them routinely, we're out of luck. Saying this, it's a heads up that if your kid is an EXTREME picky eater or is on the spectrum and has issues with tastes and textures, then it might be problematic to start up. Average children that aren't picky eaters should have no problem with this.

My dental hygienist told me about these when I mentioned how it's been a struggle getting my 4-year–old to brush her teeth 2x a day. She said they’re by no means a brushing replacement but can help at least give her some vitamins to support stronger teeth. Flavor was like a light strawberry, nothing terrible and the bottle is fun. She liked them and I am willing to try anything at this point lol

My 4 year old LOVES these and so do I! I pop one in her lunchbox every day for her to have as an "after lunch treat". She think it's candy but really it helps to clean her teeth after a meal and gives her a calcium boost. She is really good about brushing in the am/pm, but having these for the middle of the day are the best. We also keep a bottle in our car. Fun and effective idea!

I got this today and tried with my little, who seemed to enjoy. The packaging leaves more to be desired- the cute pattern on the label and color choices makes the directions a little hard to read (plus the barcode sticker was over the directions), and it was hard to get the bottle open at first (but I can see why they would want that). In all I can see this becoming part of our routine.

Been looking for a Calcium/Vitamin D supplement for my kids that they will actually enjoy taking and not pretend to chew and then throw away when I’m not looking. They now ask me for these each day. Flavor is like a light strawberry, a little chalky but I think that abrasiveness is what helps clean their teeth a bit as they chew. Will be re-ordering!

My son has a lot of sensory issues with brushing his teeth. These have been a nice addition to his oral care routine when I feel like it’s been a particularly hard day with brushing/not sure how effective it was. Really like that they have xylitol for cleaning and then the added nutrients for his teeth/bone health!

Great taste. Love anything with xylitol. They foam up nice and I tell my daughter to squash it around her mouth after chewing them up.

I got these to throw in my kids lunch boxes for a little extra cleaning during the day. They’re not meant to be a toothbrush/toothpaste replacement but work great for an after-lunch cleaning at school. Best part is that my kids think it’s a little treat/candy but really it’s cleaning their teeth - haha!

When we are running late for school and we don’t have the time to brush, we use one of these guys! My son loves the taste!

My daughter was intrigued by the concept and I was looking for any incentive to make brushing teeth more of a routine and less of a battle of wills twice a day. They conceptual intrigue was as far as it went though because the execution did not go well for her. She did not like the grittiness of the texture nor did she like the foaming aspect. She definitely prefers regular adult style mint toothpaste over this and so we are back to multiple reminders followed by an argument but such is the life of a parent. I definitely find that innovative products like this have a certain appeal to neurotypical kids but are less will received by the neurodivergent and she is definitely neurodivergent so I am not convinced that this wasn't an us problem rather than a product problem. I have since passed the toothbrushing tablets along to one of her friends and they love them.

Taste-wise, these are sort of like having a really large Smarties (or a whole twist of them) - a bit chalky and vaguely fruit flavored. The mouthfeel is a bit gritty but I would expect that in something designed to clean your mouth (teeth, tongue, etc). They're advertised for kids who are resistant to brushing but I got them as a stop-gap for when I travel and I get that nasty fuzzy teeth mouth. I would between this and a strong mint gum you've got a tool to get you through until you can get back to your normal oral hygiene. But they're not substitute for the real deal.

Thought this was going to be a good solution. And the first day or two he really liked it. Alas my toddler hit me with the switch up and refuses to chew it. So well back to the drawing board. I’ve tasted it, it honestly just tastes like chalky bubblegum and takes some time to chew through.

These chewable tablets are a multi benefit supplement. There's 150mg of calcium per tablet. Depending on age, the dosage varies. 1 tablet (2-3 yrs) 2 tablets (4-6yrs) 3 tablets (9-13yrs) I guess the 7-9yrs wing it somewhere between 2-3 tablets? I'm guessing the main dental benefit ingredient is hydroxyapatite, which helps with teeth mineralization. Nothing that's a specifically cleaning/ anti-bacterial ingredient. I'm thinking it's the chewed up grit from the tablets that's helping to smooth the enamel with the added boost when using a tooth brush. This reminds me of the taste of a popular anti-acid chewable, but more sweetened. It's a great way for the kids to get their calcium w/ added enamel support, but I don't see this as replacing tooth paste.

These are really good for making teeth brushing more fun. I have an "adult" version of this type of toothpaste tablet and I really like them. So I though kids might enjoy trying them too. I find the best way to use them is chew them up in the front of your mouth with your front teeth, and try not to inhale deeply at the beginning, or you might cough. This might be tricky for kids to do at first. But, they pick it up. The flavor is a good and kid friendly. Makes a fun diversion from the usual boring chore of teeth brushing.

These are nice when you can't brush, but have a chalky taste and don't feel like they clean all of my teeth. The kids (7 and 3) don't like them, so I'll be using as a refresher when out and about.

Not sure if these actually do what they claim - but the kids like them and they make me feel better when the kids have forgotten to brush their teeth. I keep them in the car for times when we are out and realize they forgot. At first they were surprised by the foaminess but overall they enjoy.

This product has very little smell and very little taste. The chewability is as expected. It felt as though my teeth were scrubbed a bit after chewing, which interestingly enough surprised me. The ackaging is twice as big as the amount you receive. Maybe making a smaller bottle will help with ease of portability. Either way, I will be bringing these along on day trips for family use.

Does it make a difference? Is it effective? I don’t know. I can’t tell. I love the concept though. It could be very useful for kids or even adults. I could use this between brushings. It tastes ok. Tolerable. It reminds me of strawberry yogurt but not as tasty. It triggered a childhood memory of taking Tylenol’s grape flavored chewable. However, this is strawberry flavor. It’s not minty by the way. I don’t like how the expiration date is on the barcode sticker since I want to remove it in order to read the information behind it. I wrote down the date on the bottle to remember. The sparkles around the print makes it hard to read in some areas. They did not post the ingredient list on this page which is annoying. You can view the ingredients and directions in my photo and video. -EXP: 2/1/2024 -Made in Australia

It is a fantastic children's teeth product that has positively impacted my child's dental hygiene routine. My son enjoys how it feels more like he's eating a piece of candy than taking care of his teeth.

These can be take at age 2+ and can supposedly clean teeth for those who do not like to brush. Not sure how I feel about letting these tablets replace brushing teeth but we use them before brushing and after eating a meal. 2 of my 3 kids find them to taste good.

This was my first time buying a chewable tooth cleanser. I think they work great as an alternative but not as a replacement. These Jack N' Jill Tooth Sparkles are perfect for kids for after school and kids going daycare. These are a great in the middle of the day as a refresher. The tooth sparkles are dry tablets that you chew up and is not harmful when chewed and swallowed. The chews are perfect for travel and require no toothbrush or water. I put a few in my bag to always have on hand after treats or meals away from home. Especially nice to have on hand after sports games and events, when the kids will be snacking, and we will not be home for a while. The chalky but tasteful flavor is not strong and is more on the milder side and to be somewhat expected in order to work properly. I did not expect it to just melt and dissipate immediately. Personally, I think they are good for adults too. I took some to work for after my lunch break and they were convenient and better than brushing my teeth in the employee's bathroom. I recommend them for all ages.