New Delhi. The new research has exposed the truth of popular toothpaste brands worldwide, which bound to increase the concern of common people. According to a report by The Guardian, it was found in the third party lab test conducted by the institution called Lead Safe Mama that it was found that 51 toothpaste brands were checked, out of 90 per cent of the dreaded water Presence found.
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These toothpastes are not safe even for children
Research has also revealed that toothpaste and tooth powder brands were examined, including many products that have been specially made for children. Surprisingly, 47 percent of these products were mercury (mercury) and 35 percent cadmium. Tamra Rubin, the founder of Lead Safe Mama, called it a very shocking and “Aviveki” in 2025. He says that the surprising thing is that no one has taken this danger seriously.
Deep impact on health
The heavy metals found in research are against the standards of the state of Washington, although the US Federal rules do not violate the rules. But experts believe that no amount of lead is safe for health. The Mayo Clinic website is written that even a small amount of lead can cause serious health problems. Especially in children under 6 years of age, lead poisoning can affect mental and physical development badly and it can be fatal in excessive amounts.
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Which brands are in this list?
The major brands in which heavy metals were found in this investigation include these names:
Crest
Sensodyne
Tom’s of Maine
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Dr Bronner’s
Davids
Dr. Jen
Colgate
Dr Brite
These products were examined by Lead Safe Mama, LLC through community participation and independent lab. This report highlights potential hazards hidden in daily use products such as toothpaste. Consumers should become aware, read the labels of products and ensure that the products they are using live on health standards.
