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What goes in, and why

Marine hydroxyapatite

Deposits into micro-defects in enamel and supports remineralisation. Hydroxyapatite has been used as an anticaries agent in Japan for decades, and is the basis of the fluoride-free positioning now growing across Europe and North America.

Humectants and thickeners

Glycerin, sorbitol and cellulose derivatives build the paste body and stability.

Mild surfactant

Foaming without the irritation some consumers report from stronger systems.

Flavour system

Mint dominates, but the fluoride-free segment is unusually open to alternatives.

At a glance

  • Format — Paste or powder
  • Pack options — Tubes, jars, tooth powder tins, single-use sachets.
  • Branding — entirely yours
  • Specification — agreed in writing before production
  • Documentation — certificate of analysis with every lot

What this format demands of the peptide

Particle size is critical and non-negotiable. Enamel micro-defects are small, and the material must be milled to a distribution that can enter them — a coarse powder sits on the surface and does nothing. We agree a particle size distribution first, then purity and heavy metal limits to oral-care standards, which are tighter than food grade in some markets.

On dosing

Inclusion rate drives both efficacy positioning and cost. Published work on remineralisation uses defined concentrations; formulating below them and claiming the benefit is the most common error in this category.

Who buys this

Typical customers

Oral care brands, natural and fluoride-free ranges, dental practice retail, children's oral care, and sensitivity-focused products.

Discuss this formulation

What we need from you

  • Target dose per serving
  • Pack format and serving count
  • Regulatory market and intended claims
  • Flavour direction, if any
  • Expected annual volume

Confidentiality agreed before any formulation detail is exchanged.

Whatever the sea gives us, we use completely.

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