Dissolvable film, or tablet.
Two solid formats have emerged to replace the toothpaste tube. Both remove the water. Both remove the squeeze. They part ways on what happens in the seconds before you brush. Here is the difference, stated plainly.
Three tablets beside one Precision Dose. Shown at relative scale.
The same problem. Two answers.
Neither format is a compromise on the other. They ask different things of the person using them.
A compressed solid tab.
Chewed or crushed, so it can break down into a paste.
One tab, fixed by the tab.
Usually a jar, tin, or pouch. Doses share a container.
The container travels with you.
A compressed solid that breaks down when chewed or crushed.
A thin dissolvable film.
Placed on the front of the teeth. Nothing is chewed.
One Precision Dose, pre-measured in the film.
Individually sealed. Each dose stays sealed until the moment of use.
A single dose travels on its own. Take three, or take the box.
Thin. It dissolves as you brush.
The format changes. The routine does not.
A tablet asks you to learn a new step. Take one, chew, and only then brush.
Mouth OS changes the format, not the routine. Place one Precision Dose on the front of the teeth, wet your brush, and brush the way you always have.
No tube. No chewing.
No paste on your brush.
60 Precision Doses. 30 days. Individually sealed.
Make the switchFluoride-free · Waterless · Made in the USA
A short list, read it either way.
Tablet formulas vary widely between brands. Read the label of whichever you are considering. Here is ours, in full.
Mouth OS Mint Frost is fluoride-free and waterless, with Hydroxyapatite. One Precision Dose, morning and night.
Full ingredients: Pullulan, Cellulose, Precipitated Silica, Potassium Nitrate, Hydroxyapatite, Zinc gluconate, Xylitol, Stevia Rebaudiana Leaf Extract, Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Lecithin, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Mentha Spicata (Spearmint) Oil.