Orajel Kids Jurassic World Anti-Cavity Fluoride Toothpaste, Natural Berry Blast Flavor, 4.2oz Tube

Excited to find a toothpaste with less chemicals at a reasonable cost, and from a trusted brand.

My 8 year old didnt like the taste, he said it was too spicy

Great addition to our morning and bedtime routines.

My children didnt like the flavor and refused to use it. Im using it though and I dont mind at all

My kiddo’s mouth breaks out when he uses this. May not be best for kiddos with sensitive skin.

Little Children tend to play with toothpaste and overall design was so disappointing the cap is too tight for kids to open by themselves so they try to open the cap and then the hole is too big that half of the toothpaste is wasted by kids while putting it.

Edit***we switched to kids crest strawberry, both my 2 and 7yo love it. It currently has baby Yoda on the tube. Good luck parents My daughter used to love this toothpaste but ever since they changed it to Natural she complains of the taste. She said it leaves an egg taste in her mouth. I tasted it to make sure it wasnt just her trying to get out of brushing her teeth and it does have a bad aftertaste. Im all for limiting the amount of artificial additives given to kids but theres no point in ruining a good thing. Its already hard enough getting kids to brush their teeth as it is so why change a good tasting kids toothpaste?! I really hope Orajel brings back the original formula

What on earth made Orajel think this new and improved product should be released to the public? It is not the same product as before, not even similar. My 12 year old daughter has Sensory Processing Disorder and is likely Autistic (awaiting an evaluation, but I am Autistic and she is my twin, so a safe assumption). With extreme sensory sensitivities, it is hard to find any flavor she will accept - we tried approx 20 different toothpastes over the years and she rejected them all. That it a lot of money to waste on toothpaste! So, we were so happy when she accepted the Jurassic World Berry Blast flavor. We have used it for about 4 years now, and her oral hygeine depends on it. Orajel recently changed the forumla, and now my daughter refuses ALL toothpaste! I dont understand why they felt the need to change this product. One look at other recent reviews online and they should be able to tell that children are REJECTING this new flavor change. Not only does it taste completely different, it also looks different - it is clear whereas the original was blue - that change alone will make many kids with sensory processing sensitivities shun the toothpaste. I appreciate any company trying to get more natural ingredients, but not if the product becomes broken due to this change. Naturally sourced childrens toothpaste does nothing at all if the children refuse to use it. Please, please bring back the original product. My daughter will not use any other toothpaste, all other flavors make her gag instantly and vomit. I am so afraid that her oral hygeine will go downhill due to this change. Why even bother calling the new product by the same name/flavor? It clearly is not the same thing. Perhaps Orajel could create a new and totally different natural flavor option and put the previous Berry Blast formula back on the shelves alongside it? It would be wonderful if parents had a choice, rather than being left with no options.

My picky kids like this. Even my seven-year-old who hates all toothpaste. And I like that it is clear and not blue like all the other toothpastes.

It’s good for toothpaste. The taste is kind of odd but it’s not so bad. It’s clear so it was hard to see the toothpaste on the toothbrush.