City’s White Stain Off Care is a Japanese medicated toothpaste designed for people who want whitening care, stain removal, cavity prevention, and fresher breath in one step. The product is positioned around three functions: lifting and removing stains, supporting a stronger and smoother tooth surface through remineralization, and improving shine for a glossier, cleaner-looking smile.
The formula uses a triple stain-off approach with three stain-removal ingredients: sodium polyphosphate, PEG-8, and polyvinylpyrrolidone. It also contains α-TCP as a shiny ingredient to help create a smoother, more polished tooth surface. The listing further states that it targets tobacco tar removal and surface discoloration.
This medicated toothpaste also includes fluoride for cavity prevention, CPC for bad breath control, and gum-care ingredients to support oral hygiene. The flavor is listed as Natural Clear Mint.
Key Features
- Whitening toothpaste for stain and tar removal.
- Triple stain-off formula helps lift and remove discoloration.
- Contains α-TCP to help improve shine and surface smoothness.
- Contains fluoride for cavity prevention.
- Contains CPC to help prevent bad breath.
- Supports gum care in addition to whitening care.
- Natural Clear Mint flavor.
How to Use
Apply an appropriate amount to your toothbrush and brush teeth and gums thoroughly.
Product Details
Weight: 50 g.
Product type: Medicated toothpaste / whitening toothpaste.
Concern: Stains, tobacco tar, bad breath, cavity prevention, gum care.
Consistency: Paste toothpaste.
Flavor: Natural Clear Mint.
Fluoride: Contains sodium monofluorophosphate.
Medical classification: Quasi-drug / medicated product.
Brand: City’s White.
Manufacturer / seller listing: Daiichi Sankyo Healthcare
Country of origin: Japan.
Alcohol (ethanol): Contains ethanol.
Vegan: Not stated in the sources reviewed, so this cannot be confirmed.
Cruelty-free: Not stated in the sources reviewed, so this cannot be confirmed.
Important Notice
This product contains ethanol in the disclosed ingredient list, so it should not be described as ethanol-free. Retailer disclosures also show some variation in seller/manufacturer metadata, but the active positioning and ingredient profile are consistent across the product listings reviewed. As always, check the packaging before use because formulations and labeling can change.
