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Daily toothpaste with hemp seed oil, humectants and an oxygen-releasing ingredient.
- Hemp seed oil 3% in the product file
- Glycerin and sorbitol are humectants
- Sodium carbonate peroxide releases oxygen
How the ingredients work

COCOCANNABIS · what is inside the paste
Hemp seed oil and oxygen release
The paste as it comes out of the tube. Figures from the product file; mechanisms of the ingredients, not a trial of the paste.
INCI · Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil · Glycerin · Sorbitol · Sodium Carbonate Peroxide

COCOCANNABIS
Hemp seed oil · Oil composition
- Omega-6 · linoleic acid
- Omega-3 · α-linolenic acid
- Illustrative lipid, not an atomic model
Illustration of the oil composition. Not a trial on the product.
Scientific Reports, 2020 · DOI 10.1038/s41598-020-67267-0

COCOCANNABIS
Dentin abrasivity index · RDA <64
- Abrasivity on dentin
- Illustration
Specification published by the brand. Not independently verified in this review.
Das Experten · brand specification
Specifications
| Category | Toothpaste · Regeneration |
| Best for | Daily oral hygiene |
| Key ingredient | Hemp seed oil 3% + Sodium carbonate peroxide |
| Fluoride | Free |
| SLS | Free |
| Standard | German formulation · ISO-certified |
| Vegan | Yes · cruelty-free |
FAQ
What ingredients are listed for COCOCANNABIS?
The INCI lists hemp seed oil, glycerin, sorbitol and sodium carbonate peroxide. It does not list coconut oil or xylitol. Check the package for the complete ingredient list.
Customer reviews
Customer experiences are personal; results vary. Reviews are not medical advice.
I love coffee, and it always leaves an unpleasant stain — this paste handles it brilliantly. I really love the coconut scent and taste, and the pleasant aftertaste. After brushing you can truly feel the cleanness — squeaky clean!
I used to use a different paste — my gums sometimes bled and it felt like a draft was running through my teeth. After this paste it all stopped. I'll keep using it, highly recommend!
I've been using it for several months. It's very economical — you need just a tiny bit on the brush, and afterwards your teeth feel polished. It eases sensitivity no worse than an expensive analogue, and the effect lasts a long time. I bought several at once!
Because of high blood pressure and my advanced age the dentist wouldn't pull the aching tooth, and I was in despair — no rinse could ease the pain. I applied the paste with my finger, as I couldn't even touch it with a brush. You may not believe me, but the pain went away completely and my gums calmed down. I keep a second tube on hand just in case.
One of the best pastes, especially if you have problems — it relieves inflammation and pain. I use it for my child with cerebral palsy: it foams very little and doesn't ruin the taste of food after brushing. And it never dries out in the tube, so it's always easy to squeeze out.



