Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste is a 120ml adult toothpaste specification developed for oral-care products using hydroxyapatite as a functional ingredient. The supplied formula includes hydrated silica, glycerin, sorbitol, xylitol, aloe barbadensis, carboxymethyl chitosan, peppermint and other components. The current paste is gray with a fresh mint flavor. Since nano-hydroxyapatite is not explicitly shown in the ingredient list provided for this specification, its grade, concentration and final INCI name should be confirmed before the product is marketed under a nano-hydroxyapatite claim.
| Product Name | Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste | Product Type | Adult Toothpaste |
| Filling Volume | 120ml | Flavor | Fresh Mint |
| Paste Color | Gray | Form | Toothpaste Paste |
| Abrasive | Hydrated Silica | Application | Daily Oral Care |
| Suitable Age | Adult | Origin | China |
| MOQ | 10,000 pcs | OEM/ODM | Available |
The product name refers to nano-hydroxyapatite, but the ingredient information currently supplied for this specification does not explicitly list hydroxyapatite. This distinction is important when the toothpaste is being prepared for a private-label or regulated market.
Before production or packaging artwork is finalized, the buyer should confirm the exact hydroxyapatite raw material, grade, concentration, particle specification and ingredient declaration. If hydroxyapatite is included in the final formula, the approved formulation and supporting raw-material documentation should be used as the basis for the product description and any related claims.
This also helps avoid a common problem in private-label toothpaste development: using a product name or marketing claim that is not fully consistent with the final ingredient declaration.
The supplied formulation combines an abrasive base with humectants, thickeners, cleansing ingredients, botanical components and flavor materials. These ingredients determine the toothpaste's texture, moisture retention, foaming behavior and sensory profile.
| Ingredient | Role in the Supplied Formula |
| Hydrated Silica | Abrasive used for mechanical cleaning during brushing. |
| Glycerin | Humectant that helps retain moisture in the toothpaste. |
| Sorbitol | Helps maintain moisture and the consistency of the paste. |
| Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate | Cleansing and foaming ingredient. |
| Carboxymethyl Chitosan | Functional component included in the supplied formulation. |
| Aloe Barbadensis | Botanical ingredient included in the formula. |
| Mentha Piperita | Peppermint component associated with the flavor profile. |
| Hydroxyethylcellulose | Helps control viscosity and paste structure. |
| Menthol | Contributes to the cooling and mint sensation. |
| Melaleuca Alternifolia | Botanical component included in the supplied formula. |
| Xylitol | Sweetening and formulation component. |
The ingredient list above reflects the supplied formulation information. Any typographical or ingredient-name differences in the original specification should be checked against the final approved formula before labeling and registration.
The current specification uses a gray toothpaste rather than the white appearance found in many conventional toothpaste products. This gives the product a visibly different appearance in both the tube and finished brushing experience.
For buyers developing a retail product, the actual paste color should be considered when preparing packaging artwork, product photography and consumer-facing descriptions. A production sample is preferable to a written description when confirming the final color and texture.
The current specification uses a fresh mint profile supported by peppermint and menthol in the supplied formula. The flavor provides a familiar mint character with a cooling sensation after brushing.
The final flavor intensity should be evaluated from the physical sample because changes in flavor materials, raw-material sources or formula proportions can affect the finished taste and mouthfeel.
This toothpaste is suited to product programs that want to develop an adult oral-care SKU around a hydroxyapatite-based concept rather than using a conventional toothpaste specification alone.
The 120ml filling volume, gray paste and fresh mint flavor provide a defined starting point for product development. Buyers can retain the existing specification or adjust selected elements according to the requirements of their market and brand.
Claims relating to enamel remineralization, enamel repair, sensitivity relief or cavity protection should not be assumed from the product name alone. Such claims need to correspond with the confirmed formula, available technical evidence and the regulations applicable to the destination market.
| Development Item | Current Specification | Buyer Requirement |
| Hydroxyapatite | To Be Confirmed | Grade, concentration and technical documentation |
| Formula | Supplied Formula | Existing or buyer-provided formula |
| Flavor | Fresh Mint | Required flavor profile |
| Paste Color | Gray | Confirmed according to final formula |
| Filling Volume | 120ml | Required market specification |
| Tube | Toothpaste Tube | Tube size, material, cap and printing |
| Labeling | To Be Confirmed | Ingredient declaration and market-specific information |
| Outer Packaging | To Be Confirmed | Carton and packing configuration |
| MOQ | 10,000 pcs | Final quantity according to the selected specification |
The existing product can be used as a reference sample for private-label development. Formula, flavor, filling volume and packaging do not have to remain identical to the current specification if the project requires a different product configuration.
For a hydroxyapatite-focused product, formula development should start with confirmation of the hydroxyapatite raw material and its required concentration. The other formulation components can then be assessed for compatibility with the target texture, flavor and finished-product requirements.
Packaging development can be handled alongside formula confirmation so that the tube size, filling volume, artwork and ingredient declaration correspond with the final product rather than an earlier draft specification.
The current product is supplied in a 120ml toothpaste tube. The tube specification can be reviewed according to filling volume, product design and target-market requirements.
Jinmao supports toothpaste tube diameters from φ19mm to φ40mm. The suitable diameter depends on the filling volume and tube design. Printing, cap selection and secondary packaging can be confirmed as part of the private-label specification.
Suzhou City Jinmao Daily Chemicals Co.,Ltd. was established in 2001 and manufactures toothpaste and other oral-care products in China. The production process covers formulation, paste making, filling, packaging and inspection.
For OEM and ODM projects, the manufacturing specification can be based on the existing formula, a buyer-provided formula or an agreed development specification. This allows formula, filling and packaging requirements to be reviewed within the same production process.
The factory operates 11 vacuum paste-making pots, including three 700kg pots and eight 1,300kg pots. Eight automatic filling lines are used for toothpaste production, with a stated maximum daily capacity of approximately 480,000 units.
Eight automatic packaging lines handle tube sealing and box dispensing. Three manual packaging lines are available for gift boxes, special packaging and product sets.
The manufacturing site includes approximately 7,600m² of production workshop space, 11,000m² of warehouse space and 2,100m² of R&D and office space.
The company has personnel involved in formulation development, product evaluation and inspection. Jinmao has also established cooperation with Shanghai Ocean University, ShanghaiTech University and Jiangsu University and has participated in the development and submission of industry standards related to oral-care products.
Incoming raw materials, production processes and finished toothpaste are checked according to the established manufacturing requirements. For OEM and ODM production, the approved formula and finished-product specification are used as references for manufacturing and inspection.
Jinmao's quality system is based on GMPC requirements and ISO 22716. Product-specific documents and technical information can be reviewed according to the requirements of the OEM project and destination market.
Not from the ingredient information currently supplied. Hydroxyapatite is not explicitly shown in the listed ingredients, so the exact hydroxyapatite raw material, concentration and final ingredient name should be confirmed before the product is marketed under this name.
The supplied ingredient information does not show an added fluoride ingredient. However, the final fluoride status should be confirmed from the approved commercial formula rather than inferred from the product name.
Gray is the stated appearance of the current product specification. The final color depends on the approved formula and raw materials and should be checked against a physical sample.
Yes. Hydrated silica is included in the supplied formula and serves as the abrasive component for mechanical cleaning during brushing.
The supplied formula includes peppermint and menthol, which contribute to the fresh mint flavor and cooling sensation.
120ml is the current product specification. Other filling volumes can be evaluated for an OEM project according to the formula, tube and packaging requirements.
This can be evaluated during formula development. The required hydroxyapatite grade and concentration need to be defined first, followed by compatibility and finished-product testing.
A sensitive-teeth product can be developed, but the claim should be based on the confirmed formula and appropriate supporting evidence. The current product information alone should not be used as evidence for a therapeutic claim.
The paste appearance can be discussed during formula development. Any color change should be evaluated against the final ingredient system and the target-market requirements.
Yes. Flavor selection can be reviewed as part of the OEM/ODM development process, subject to the final formula and product requirements.
Yes. Private-label production can include customized tube artwork, labeling and secondary packaging based on the approved product specification.
The current listed MOQ is 10,000 pcs. The final quantity should be confirmed after the formula, tube and packaging configuration are agreed.
The most important points are the exact hydroxyapatite raw material, concentration, complete ingredient declaration, fluoride status, paste appearance, flavor, filling volume, packaging specification and destination-market requirements. These details should be confirmed before final artwork and bulk production.
Suzhou City Jinmao Daily Chemicals Co.,Ltd. can review this 120ml toothpaste specification for OEM and private-label projects. Buyers can provide their required hydroxyapatite specification, formula, flavor, filling volume, tube design, packaging requirements and destination market. The existing specification can then be evaluated or adjusted according to the final product requirements.