Clockwork proof
Anyone can print "nano-hydroxyapatite" on a tube. What matters is which one, how it's made, and whether you can verify it. So here's everything, from the ingredient's identity to the lab results of the exact lot in our toothpaste.
01 · The ingredient
02 · The particle
| nanoXIM•CarePaste | EU safety condition | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Rod-shaped | Rod-shaped, not needle-shaped |
| Length (median) | 27.6 nm | Nano form, as assessed |
| Aspect ratio below 3 | 95.8% of particles | At least 95.8% |
| Maximum aspect ratio | 4.9 | Not exceeding 4.9 |
| Coating | None | Not coated or surface-modified |
The EU's Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety assessed this material as safe for oral care (Opinion SCCS/1648/22), and the EU wrote its conditions into law (Regulation 2024/858, Annex III entry 372). Source: FLUIDINOVA particle statement and Safety Data Sheet.
03 · The lot in your tube
Results from FLUIDINOVA's Certificate of Analysis for the raw material lot used in our current batch. Microbial testing to ISO 11737-1. Verified by FLUIDINOVA Quality Control.
04 · Read it yourself