Do you actually get a proper clean-teeth feeling after them, like with toothpaste, or are they more of a temporary option for travelling?

Hello! These tablets shouldn’t be seen as just a “travel option”. The format really is very convenient for trips, the office, the gym and carry-on luggage, because they don’t leak, take up hardly any space and come already divided into portions. But in terms of how they’re used, this is still a proper full brushing: you chew the tablet, then brush your teeth with a wet toothbrush for about 2 minutes, just like with regular toothpaste.

Fresmy also contains hydroxyapatite (HAp). This is an ingredient often used in modern oral care products as a gentle alternative to fluoride. It is associated with enamel care and is suitable for daily hygiene. So these tablets can be seen not only as a travel format, but as a modern replacement for regular toothpaste for anyone who prefers a more eco-friendly, compact and pre-dosed routine.

If you’ve only ever used regular toothpaste before, it may take a few uses to get used to the texture of the tablets. The main thing is to chew the tablet well, use a wet brush and brush for at least your usual amount of time. Then the feeling of cleanliness usually turns out perfectly fine: teeth feel smooth, breath is fresh, and there’s no heavy sweet aftertaste left in your mouth.

For travel they’re an especially good choice, but not only for travel. These tablets are just as handy to keep at home, especially if you’d like less plastic, a neat jar instead of a tube and a clear portion for every brushing. The 30-tablet pack is also convenient for a first try: you can test the format without committing to a big pack and see whether this particular texture and mint flavour suit you.