Made for people with chemical sensitivities and allergies, alfree PLAIN TOOTHPASTE is salicylate free and free from flavours, colours, mint, artificial sweeteners and sugar. It’s also fluoride, SLS and paraben free, so you can reduce sublingual chemical absorption and take the bite out of brushing your teeth.
Set Yourself Free
Freedom from toothpaste related reactions
No flavour
Full bodied toothpaste (no gel)
Contains prebiotic sorbitol proven to reduce tooth decay
No burning sensation from mint
You can buy Alfree Plain Toothpaste 100g online in Australia from Chemist Direct
Use alfree PLAIN WHITENING TOOTHPASTE in place of alfree PLAIN TOOTHPASTE or alfree NATURAL PEAR TOOTHPASTE every 2-3 days to remove stains and brighten teeth. Remember to brush teeth at least twice daily after meals for 2-3 minutes. Brush at a 45 degree angle to gums using a small up and down motion.
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jeniwren from
I love this toothpaste.I can highly recommend Alfree plain toothpaste. After years of trying to a toothpaste I could tolerate, due to chemical sensitivities and allergies, I was thrilled to discover that Alfree really is free of all the nasties. It does a great job, is affordable and tastes neutral.
Thanks, Alfree.
Date published: 2014-11-03
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Sharyn79 from
If I could make my own toothpaste I wouldAs I am allergic to mint due to an oral medical condition, I have to use a toothpaste which has no mint flavouring or SLS. Unfortunately my choices are extremely limited when it comes to unflavoured toothpastes. I tried Alfree many years ago and wasn't at all happy with the formula and found it went hard in the tube and a watery liquid would come out of the tube. It also fell off my toothbrush very easily. Then it was reformulated and I can honestly say it isn't much better and does have a rather odd taste. I can live with the fact that it doesn't give you that "minty fresh feeling" after brushing which is purely a feel good thing, however I do expect the quality to be so much better when you are paying $6.49 for a 100g tube at Chemist Warehouse. One of the major chemist brands in Australia used to make their own brand however it was discontinued. Another Australian owned toothpaste company also discontinued their flavour free toothpaste, so I am left with Alfree. I'm not happy about it but I have no other choice for the time being and I need to brush my teeth twice daily. I do appreciate what the founder of the brand is trying to do by creating this toothpaste for those with allergies, but I am definitely not a fan and have used much better brands in the past.
