The ingredients in the Georganics toothpastes are 100% natural and also partly organic. To back this up, the brand has a COSMOS certificate from the Soil Association. The Soil Association Certification is an independent non-profit organisation that evaluates the entire production process, including the sourcing of the ingredients, the formulation procedures, and the locations, as well as the packaging and its impact. Among other things, this certificate sets requirements for natural origin (non-natural ingredients are only allowed in cases where there is no other alternative), the percentage of organic origin (minimum 20%) as well as a ban on harmful production processes, and in the product.
Most Georganics toothpastes and mouthwashes are free of fluoride, glycerine and sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS). Minerals such as calcium, potassium and silica are used in these toothpastes to promote function. Except, of course, for the special line of fluoride toothpastes. These contain 1350ppm (parts per million) of naturally occurring calcium fluoride to prevent cavities and staining. The disadvantages of fluoride, however, are that it can rub off the enamel of your teeth, can be toxic (if swallowed) in large quantities, and can also have harmful effects if released into the environment. SLS is often added to toothpaste to make it foamy, but it can also cause irritation to the oral mucosa, so Georganics prefers to avoid it!
The different types of toothpaste have different ingredients with a positive effect on the appearance, health, and odour of your mouth, such as charcoal, peppermint, essential oils, and vitamin E. Georganics show that you can also achieve healthy oral hygiene with natural kinds of toothpaste and rinses! Want to know more about the functions of the various ingredients of Georganics? Read about them in detail here.
In addition to the care products, Georganics also makes floss and toothbrushes. The floss is compostable and consists of bioplastic made from maize, vegetable wax, and essential oils. The handles of the ordinary toothbrushes are made of birch wood and the brushes on top of them are made of nylon, which means that only the handles are compostable, fortunately, the brushes are easy to detach. The Sonic nozzle for the electric toothbrush is less environmentally friendly, as it is made of plastic, but is theoretically recyclable.