Boka Ela Mint- Fluoride Free- Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste - 3.4oz: Non-Toxic, Peppermint, 1 Count

A: Hi there, thank you for reaching out. The assertion that 10% nano-hydroxyapatite is required to be effective is incorrect and not based on current science. The studies asserting this percentage are often over 10 years old and used a particle size approximately 10x the size of the nano-hydroxyapatite in Boka. Smaller crystals, like those in Boka, have been studied to be effective at much lower levels than 10%. While Boka does not share the exact percent of n-ha in our toothpaste, we proudly use one of the most effective, and well studied forms of n-Ha available and is one of the few forms of n-ha studied for safety and approved for sale in Europe

A: Hi, I was curious too, and I used AI to find out. This is what it said: "The exact percentage of nano hydroxyapatite (nHAp) in Boka Ela Mint Fluoride-Free Toothpaste is not explicitly stated ;(

A: Hi there, thank you for reaching out. We don’t disclose the exact percentage of n-Ha in our formulation for proprietary reasons because we have spent significant time and resources to develop an optimal formula. We can proudly share that Boka toothpastes feature one of the best sources of nanohydroxyapatite that is commercially available, and this form of n-ha has been thoroughly evaluated by the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) as one of the few forms of n-ha permitted to be sold in Europe. Additionally, we carefully selected the n-ha used in Boka products for its superior performance and demonstrated effectiveness in clinical studies.

A: They have a kids’ one. My daughter uses the strawberry mango one and loves it.

A: The ingredient list shows it contains Sodium Lauryl Sarcosuccinate not Sodium Lauryl Sulfate which is what SLS refers to

A: You don’t have to use as much. Two of us take about 4 months to use one tube. Makes up for the price. Also it works great

A: Hi there, Thank you for reaching out! We don’t disclose the exact percentage of n-Ha in our formulation for proprietary reasons because we have spent significant time and resources to develop an optimal formula. We can proudly share that Boka toothpastes feature one of the best sources of nanohydroxyapatite that is commercially available, and this form of n-ha has been thoroughly evaluated by the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) as one of the few forms of n-ha permitted to be sold in Europe. Additionally, we carefully selected the n-ha used in Boka products for its superior performance and demonstrated effectiveness in clinical studies.

A: Hi there, Thank you for reaching out! We don’t disclose the exact percentage of n-Ha in our formulation for proprietary reasons because we have spent significant time and resources to develop an optimal formula. We can proudly share that Boka toothpastes feature one of the best sources of nanohydroxyapatite that is commercially available, and this form of n-ha has been thoroughly evaluated by the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) as one of the few forms of n-ha permitted to be sold in Europe. Additionally, we carefully selected the n-ha used in Boka products for its superior performance and demonstrated effectiveness in clinical studies.

A: Hi there, Thank you for reaching out! We don’t disclose the exact percentage of n-Ha in our formulation for proprietary reasons because we have spent significant time and resources to develop an optimal formula. We can proudly share that Boka toothpastes feature one of the best sources of nanohydroxyapatite that is commercially available, and this form of n-ha has been thoroughly evaluated by the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) as one of the few forms of n-ha permitted to be sold in Europe. Additionally, we carefully selected the n-ha used in Boka products for its superior performance and demonstrated effectiveness in clinical studies.