
The hair shelf
One bottle of cold-pressed batana oil with a dropper, 2 fl oz.
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We track the DCXC shelf across hair care, herbal tablets, and toothpaste. This independent catalogue notes ingredients, pack sizes, and label details from the retail partner.


One bottle of cold-pressed batana oil with a dropper, 2 fl oz.
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A 60-tablet botanical blend led by milk thistle, 3000 mg.
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Mint toothpaste with hydroxyapatite, sold in 2-packs and 3-packs.
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The hair shelf
DCXC bottles unrefined batana oil pressed from the nut of Elaeis oleifera. This is a single-ingredient bottle with a dropper cap. The package contains 2 fl oz. The product label lists no parabens, sulfates or synthetic fragrance.
4.1 out of 5
50 ratings on the listing

The daily shelf
DCXC bottles 60 tablets per bottle at 3000 mg label strength. Milk thistle leads a twelve-ingredient botanical blend that includes turmeric, artichoke, dandelion, kudzu root, reishi mushroom and green tea extract. The formula is non-GMO, vegetarian and gluten-free.
4.5 out of 5
48 ratings on the listing

The smile shelf
DCXC makes one toothpaste formula. The paste is built on sodium bicarbonate with hydroxyapatite and arginine, flavored with mint, and made without SLS. Each tube contains 3.53 oz. The brand sells the identical tube in a 2-pack and a 3-pack.
| Pack | Listed | Per tube |
|---|---|---|
| 2-pack | $29.99 | $15.00 |
| 3-pack | $39.99 | $13.33 |
Per-tube figures are calculated directly from retail partner listing prices.
We read each ingredient line directly from the product packaging across the four listings in the catalogue.
Elaeis oleifera
Elaeis oleifera oil pressed from the nut of the American oil palm. The bottle holds unrefined oil with no added ingredients.
Silybum marianum
Extract from Silybum marianum seeds leads the formula. The label lists eleven other botanicals in each tablet.
Hydroxyapatite
Built on sodium bicarbonate, hydroxyapatite and arginine with mint. The formula leaves out SLS.
Answer two or three quick questions. We point you to the oil, the herbal tablet, or the mint paste.
Short notes on using the batana oil dropper, reading the herbal tablet label, and storing the toothpaste tubes.

This note explains how to manage the dropper bottle of DCXC batana oil.

This guide explains the printed text on the DCXC herbal tablet bottle.

DCXC lists its mint toothpaste in two package sizes: a two-pack and a three-pack.
DCXC is a small brand with four listings across three families. We track the oil, the herbal tablets, and both toothpaste packs in one place. Orders and shipments are handled directly by the retail partner.
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