I do find humor in the challenge of getting word of mouth spreading for a toothpaste. Puns.

Have to do things the nostr way. Found a large thread of people talking about toothpaste and dropped a bunch of zaps.

@Oshi (推し) hodl butter on pumpkin pancakes for breakfast. No picture because they disappeared before I thought of it.

I have been convinced. Jerky from @beejay has been ordered. View quoted note →

Circular economy isn't circular if I'm only selling. I've got a few sats burning a hole in my pocket from yesterday's meetup sales. I'm currently stocked on hodl butter from @Oshi (推し) Trying to decide between some jerky from @beejay and a book from @Whitepaper Books Help me decide? #asknostr

I have been asked repeatedly about 2 ingredients. If I were to work up a new recipe which of these are you mostinterested in? Add nano hydroxyapatite? Ooops all fluoride?

I have some available for sale on nostr. 10k sats + shipping DM if interested and I'll figure out what it costs to ship to you. View quoted note →

Labels! I got some help. Any tins that don't sell at the local bitcoin meetup tomorrow will be available on nostr.

8 new tins, 100 grams each of my Stage 1 tooth cleaning powder. I guess other businesses have labels... New project.

I think I have incoming and outgoing zaps working.

I'm building this business completely upside down. I never intended to sell a product, I just made a thing I wanted because I wanted it. Then one day I learned about nostr and thought some of you might want it too. I have no business plan, no name, no site, not even a way for you to pay me yet, nothing but a product with 10 years of R&D behind it and this account. The story of how it came to be. I hate toothpaste. Foam is not necessary to clean your teeth. They market to you that foaming equals cleaning and then sell you toothpaste that goes off like a science fair volcano in your mouth. Gross. So I started with an internet search. Turns out I could make my own toothpaste that was likely better. It is simpler with fewer ingredients and I can pronounce all of them. Nothing is there without a good reason. So I started making my own. It was ok but not great, so I refined my recipe, repeatedly, for years. Now I'm going to scale up the best version I've ever made and sell it to you, I hope. While I figure out how to accept payments and mix up the first batch, feel free to ask questions and see if my tooth cleaning powder is right for you.