A different kind of foam.
SLS means sodium lauryl sulfate, a foaming ingredient used in some toothpastes. Sensifix is formulated without it.
Our formula lists sodium methyl cocoyl taurate as its alternative foaming ingredient.
Sensitivity care, without SLS or parabens.
Here’s a simple guide to what that means.
SLS means sodium lauryl sulfate, a foaming ingredient used in some toothpastes. Sensifix is formulated without it.
Our formula lists sodium methyl cocoyl taurate as its alternative foaming ingredient.
Parabens are a group of preservatives. Sensifix is made without them, for people who prefer a paraben-free toothpaste.
SLS-free and paraben-free describe specific formula choices, rather than a promise that a product is “chemical-free.”
The key ingredients published by Yalmae, explained in plain language.
Included as the sensitivity-care ingredient.
A fluoride ingredient used to help protect teeth against cavities.
A cleaning ingredient in the Sensifix formula.
Included to support tooth cleaning.
The alternative to SLS listed in this formula.
Key ingredients, not the complete formulation. Follow the product label for the full ingredient list, directions and precautions. Source: Yalmae product information ↗
Sensifix contains sodium fluoride. The two labels refer to different ingredients and different formulation choices.
SLS-Free. Paraben-Free. Sensifix.