Grin Natural Tooth Care Packs - Free Metro Delivery

• 6x Charcoal-infused Bamboo Toothbrushes
• Free Cool Mint travel toothpaste (20g)

• 1 x Whitening toothpaste (100g)
• 1 x Cool Mint toothpaste (100g)
• 2 x Charcoal-infused Bamboo Toothbrushes
• 1 x Travel sized Whitening toothpaste (20g)
• 1 x Travel sized Cool Mint toothpaste (20g)

• 2 x Whitening toothpaste (100g)
• 2 x Charcoal-infused Bamboo Toothbrushes
• 2 x Travel sized Whitening toothpaste (20g)

• 1 x Whitening toothpaste (100g)
• 1 x Cool Mint toothpaste (100g)
• 1 x Kids Strawberry toothpaste (70g)
• 1 x Kids Orange toothpaste (70g)
• 4 x Charcoal-infused Bamboo Toothbrushes

• 1 x Kids Strawberry toothpaste (70g)  
• 1 x Kids Orange toothpaste (70g)
• 1 x Kids Orange Biodegradable toothbrush
• 1 x Kids Pink Biodegradable toothbrush
• 1 x Kids Brushing Chart

• 1 x Charcoal-infused Biodegradable Brush Twin Pack - Ivory Desert & Grin Mint
• 1 x Charcoal-infused Biodegradable Brush - Navy Blue
• Free Cool Mint travel toothpaste (20g)

• 2 x Whitening toothpaste (100g)
• 2 x Cool Mint toothpaste (100g) 

About Grin Natural:

Grin Natural is a 100% natural New Zealand made, cruelty-free toothpaste brand. They created products different from the rest; leaving your mouth clean, naturally. All Grin toothpastes are 100% natural with no sodium lauryl sulfate, no added sugar, no preservatives, no artificial colours, no artificial flavours, no fragrance and no harsh abrasives. Not only is Grin toothpaste missing all the nasties, it’s natural active ingredients; manuka oil, propolis and organic sea salt, based on the laboratory test results, show good potential to combat the six common oral bacteria. Grin Natural is stocked in over 600 retailers in New Zealand, including dental clinics nationwide - so you too can get grinning. Click here for more information and ingredients.

Warning: Whitening and Cool Mint Toothpastes contain Propolis. Do not use if you have an existing bee allergy. If irritation or swelling of the mouth or throat occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare practitioner.