It means that the Oral Health Foundation has checked the claims made about the product and confirmed that they are […]

Once a product has been accredited, the manufacturer is granted a licence to use the Oral Health Foundation approval logo […]

No. Accredited products are not automatically more expensive. The scheme includes a wide range of items – from well-known premium […]

The presence of the logo means the claims have been independently verified and are not exaggerated, providing reassurance for consumers […]

No. It lasts for a fixed period. A three-year licence agreement is granted when a product gains approval through accreditation. […]

Not all companies choose to apply for accreditation. Some products may have applied, but failed to gain accreditation due to […]

No. Companies cannot buy approval. If the evidence does not support the claims, the product is not accredited. There are […]

Accreditation is not a safety guarantee. Most oral care products on sale are safe. Accreditation helps you know that the […]

No. We do not carry out laboratory testing on products. Instead, we ask for four samples so our independent expert […]

No. Accreditation does not compare products or rank them. It simply confirms that the claims a product makes are truthful […]