Dr. Collins BioMin Restore
Dr. Collins Biomin Restore Toothpaste with Biomin C, 3.5oz (Pack of 2)
Dr. Collins BioMin Restore with BioMin C is a mint toothpaste made without fluoride or SLS. The captured listing identifies calcium, phosphate, silica, and chloride in the formula and positions it for daily oral care.
Dr. Collins BioMin Restore is a fluoride-free, SLS-free mint toothpaste with BioMin C, sold here as a two-pack. It appeared in earlier Blueprint oral-health references, including his oral-health video and protocol article; it is not listed in the January 2026 version, which does not name a toothpaste.
Decision Factors
- Suits people looking for a fluoride-free toothpaste that is marketed for sensitivity and enamel care.
- The listing is a two-pack of 3.5oz tubes, so compare price per tube against single-tube options.
- SLS-free formulas are often chosen by people who find foaming agents irritating.
Considerations
- Fluoride-free toothpaste is a personal choice; ask a dentist if you have a history of cavities.
- The same video timestamp is also linked to Sensodyne Repair & Protect in other catalog entries, so the exact toothpaste he uses is not settled.
Buying Snapshot
Dr. Collins BioMin Restore is tracked as a wellness item in the Blueprint catalog. This page combines the stored merchant price, customer-rating snapshot, ASIN, and public reference links so shoppers can confirm the exact listing before leaving ProtocolPicks.
- Current Snapshot
- $26.99
- Merchant
- Amazon
- Rating
- 4.6 from 220 customer ratings
- ASIN
- B08DQR5Q64
- Category
- Wellness
- Verification
- 2 public sources attached
Buying Notes
- Confirm the Amazon detail page still matches ASIN B08DQR5Q64 before purchasing.
- $26.99 is the stored catalog price; Amazon can change price, coupon, and subscription options at checkout.
- Review the source links below for why this product appears in the Blueprint catalog.
Common Questions
Which toothpaste does Bryan Johnson use?
Earlier sources, his oral-health video and Blueprint oral-health article, are linked to Dr. Collins BioMin Restore. The January 2026 protocol lists a soft electric toothbrush, floss, Waterpik, and tongue scraper but does not name a toothpaste, so his current choice is not confirmed.
Is Dr. Collins BioMin Restore fluoride-free?
Yes. The listing describes it as made without fluoride or SLS and identifies calcium, phosphate, silica, and chloride in the BioMin C formula. Check the current ingredient panel before buying.
Is Dr. Collins BioMin Restore part of Bryan Johnson's Blueprint products?
ProtocolPicks lists Dr. Collins BioMin Restore because it is tied to the public Bryan Johnson or Blueprint references shown on this page. The catalog entry is sourced, not based on a private endorsement or hands-on review.
Where can I buy Dr. Collins BioMin Restore?
The purchase link on this page goes to Amazon. It is a paid Amazon affiliate link.
How much does Dr. Collins BioMin Restore cost?
The stored catalog price is $26.99. Check the merchant page for the live price, coupons, shipping, and availability before ordering.
What should I check before buying Dr. Collins BioMin Restore?
Check the merchant listing, ASIN B08DQR5Q64, current ratings, return options, and the cited Blueprint sources. Product pages are sourced catalog entries and do not replace medical or professional advice.
Brand
Dr. Collins
Merchant
Amazon
Catalog Context
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