3D printing company Nutristacks partners with Colgate to launch mouthwash alternative

March 26, 2022
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Colgate, the leader in health care and various dietary supplements3D printingThe company Nourished teamed up to create Nutristacks —3D printing“Chewable tablets” that allow people to perform oral hygiene care anytime, anywhere. Nutristacks sells for £35.99 in batches of 28 and contains dietary supplements such as calcium, arginine, xylitol, B12 or CoQ10.

While 3D printing is frequently in the news in the health sector, it is currently rare to see the technology associated with dietary supplements and oral care. That’s why Nourish3D, a UK-based company specializing in 3D printed dietary supplements, has partnered with world-renowned toothpaste company Colgate. The companies hope to combine their expertise and 3D printed dietary supplements with the same ingredients found in Colgate products. The product, called Nutristacks, combines food benefits with oral health features.

3D Dietary Supplements

Nutristacks were developed for oral hygiene care and are designed to be taken with you on the go – to freshen breath, enhance oral protection and more.This product uses3D printing technology, scientific formula, 12 patented technologies, to provide personalized oral and body health solutions. It advertises that “chews nourish you quickly and efficiently as long as you chew them.”

Each 3D printed Nutristack contains 3 key ingredients: arginine (diffuses around the teeth, fuels the good bacteria in the mouth and enhances the body’s natural defenses against tooth decay), xylitol (helps reduce bacteria The resulting production of acid – protects your enamel strength) and calcium (supports healthier oral pH and maintenance of normal teeth).

The chews are currently available in two flavors – Fresh Mint and Lemongrass

This chewable tablet takes full advantage of3D printerPersonalized technology capabilities, customers can freely mix and match from the five fresh options offered (Energy, Zen, Glow, Focus and Immunity), or consult customer service to create a personalized package for themselves.

Each Nutristacks consists of a total of seven different layers, each 3D printed and composed of different vitamins and nutrients. However, when it comes to the 3D printing process used, Nourish3D is keeping the technology under wraps for now. For those who want to use the technology for a long time, the official also offers a long-term subscription service.

After the customer has selected their features and flavors, a pack of 28 Nutristacks, made for the user, will be delivered directly to the customer.

The two companies behind the project made it clear that Nutristacks is not meant to replace daily brushing, but to bring real added value to oral hygiene, helping users target specific problem areas, similar to using mouthwash but with different applications Scenes. Finally, the companies recommend that vitamins should be used outside of a sound oral hygiene routine that includes seeing the dentist at least twice a year, limiting sugary and acidic foods, flossing after brushing, and of course brushing twice a day.

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