Choosing between the two toothpaste packs

DCXC lists its mint toothpaste in two package sizes: a two-pack and a three-pack. Both options hold identical 3.53 oz tubes with the same formula. This note explains the printed ingredient list, the tube volume, and how to store extra units at home.

Ingredients printed on the tube

Sodium bicarbonate forms the base of this mint paste alongside hydroxyapatite and the amino acid arginine. The printed formula contains no sodium lauryl sulfate and no parabens. Every ingredient is named on the outer carton and on the tube itself. Both the two-pack and the three-pack share this exact ingredient list with no differences between them.

Tube weight and household use

Inside each carton sits a single tube marked at 100 g, which is printed as 3.53 oz. A pea-sized dab weighs about one gram. At two brushings per day, one person uses about two grams daily, so one 100 g tube lasts roughly seven weeks. In a home with two people, that same tube lasts about three and a half weeks. The 3.53 oz size also complies with standard airport rules for carry-on luggage.

Two-pack or three-pack options

Two tubes come in the smaller listing, while the larger listing contains three tubes. The paste inside is identical across both options, so the choice comes down to total tube count and how many you need at once. Our catalogue displays the per-tube price next to the overall package price on the product pages so you can compare the math directly before ordering from the retail partner.

Storage for spare tubes

Spare boxes belong on a dry shelf at normal room temperature until you are ready to open them. Keep the factory cap tightly screwed onto the nozzle so the paste does not dry out on the shelf. Storing unopened tubes away from excess moisture keeps the packaging in good order. You can set aside one unopened tube for a travel bag and leave the rest in the bathroom cabinet.