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Dant Manjan New Premium Quality
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This oral care product features a comprehensive blend of traditional Ayurvedic herbs and minerals. However, the ingredient list appears incomplete, lacking a disclosed cleansing or carrier base, which limits a full safety assessment. The presence of Camphor, which can be toxic if ingested in significant quantities, is a notable concern for an oral product that is partly swallowed, especially for young children. Individuals with sensitive skin or known allergies to specific botanicals should review the extensive herbal list carefully.
At a glance
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What’s favorable
- Amba Haldi
- Mango
- Babool
- Neem
- Tomer
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Traditional herbal blend with incomplete base disclosure; contains Camphor
This oral care product combines numerous traditional herbs and minerals. A significant concern is the incomplete ingredient list, as it does not disclose the cleansing or carrier base, making a full safety assessment challenging. It also contains Camphor, which can be harmful if swallowed in quantity, particularly for young children, and requires careful supervision during use.
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Concern breakdown
Score out of 10 · higher = fewer concernsHow this product performs on each concern we check for oral care. This is a breakdown of the same evidence behind the score above — not a separate verdict.
Other audiences
LimitContains Camphor, which can be toxic if swallowed in quantity. Supervise children closely during use to minimize ingestion.
Why the score is capped
Ingredient list looks incomplete — no cleansing/carrier base disclosed (actives only)
Rule PC-CAP-16
Contains camphor in a product that is partly swallowed. Camphor is toxic when ingested, so US FDA limits it in consumer products; a toothpaste is not rinsed off the mouth
Rule PC-CAP-23 · Source: US FDA (21 CFR 310.545 and consumer warnings on camphor ingestion)
What's good
Rich blend of traditional Ayurvedic herbs and minerals known for oral health benefits
Contains natural abrasives like purified chalk and cuttlefish bone
Includes ingredients with known antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties (e.g., Neem, Lavang, Mulethi)
Watch out for
Incomplete ingredient disclosure, missing the primary base components
Camphor poses an ingestion risk, particularly for children
Extensive list of botanicals may increase the risk of allergic reactions for sensitive individuals
Ingredient Concerns safety database
Sources cited below may be Indian (FSSAI) or international (EU, US, WHO, IARC) — an international classification or law is evidence, not an Indian regulatory finding.
Camphor
Camphor gives a cooling, medicinal sensation and is a traditional ingredient in Ayurvedic oral-care and balm products. Swallowed in quantity it is toxic: a US poison-centre practice guideline refers anyone who has swallowed more than 30 mg of camphor per kg of body weight to an emergency department, because convulsions can follow. That threshold is far above what normal brushing involves, and the label does not show how much camphor a dose of this product carries, so this is a caution about young children who swallow toothpaste, not a finding of harm from ordinary use. In the US, camphorated oil drug products need new-drug approval.
Peer-reviewed research Source: Manoguerra AS et al., Camphor Poisoning: An Evidence-Based Practice Guideline for Out-of-Hospital Management, Clinical Toxicology 44:357–370 (2006), American Association of Poison Control Centers; US FDA 21 CFR 310.502(a)(4)
Camphor: regulation, sources and other products →Decode Label Analysis
The ingredient list appears incomplete, lacking a disclosed cleansing or carrier base (e.g., water, surfactant, or oil base). This limits a full safety assessment as the majority of the product's mass is not accounted for.
Contains Camphor, which can be toxic if swallowed in quantity and may cause seizures. This is a concern for an oral care product where some ingestion is possible, especially for young children.
Claim check
Front-of-pack marketing claims checked against this product's actual ingredients and nutrition. "Can't verify" means the label does not provide enough information to check the claim — it is not the same as the claim being false.
The claim 'NEW PREMIUM QUALITY' is a subjective statement about the product's quality and newness, which cannot be objectively verified from the provided ingredient list or other label information.
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45 entries as printed on the label · 43 distinct ingredients (some are declared more than once).
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Amba Haldi
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MangoAam
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Babool
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Neem
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Tomer
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Khair
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Dalchini listed twice
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Lavang listed twice
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Akarkara
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Harad
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Majhuphal
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Akhroot
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Peepali
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Supadi
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Badi Elachi
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Tejpatra
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Apamarg
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Vai vidang
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Chameli
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Kulanjan
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Kali Mirch
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Sonth
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Mulethi
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Maulshri
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Vajradanti (katsaralya)
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Lodhra
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Shudh Suhaga
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Samudrafen
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Samudri Namak
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Yavakshar
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Shudh Khadia
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Sphatika
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Sona Geru
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Dalchini listed twice
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Lavang listed twice
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Peppermint
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Ajwain
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Camphor
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Eucalyptus
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Pudina
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Godanti bhasma
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Sendha namak
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Nausadar
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Soda food grade
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Cow Ghee
Listed twice: an ingredient appears more than once in the same part of the list. This may indicate two separate ingredient blends in the formulation, or a duplication in how the label was recorded.
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✓ Decode Label Assessment: Favorable ⚠ Decode Label Assessment: Concern Decode Label Assessment: Neutral
Who should take caution
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What are the ingredients in Dant Manjan New Premium Quality?
The label of Dant Manjan New Premium Quality lists 43 ingredients, in label order: Amba Haldi, Mango, Babool, Neem, Tomer, Khair, Akarkara, Harad, Majhuphal, Akhroot, Peepali, Supadi, Badi Elachi, Tejpatra, Apamarg, Vai vidang, Chameli, Kulanjan, Kali Mirch, Sonth, Mulethi, Maulshri, Vajradanti (katsaralya), Lodhra, Shudh Suhaga, Samudrafen, Samudri Namak, Yavakshar, Shudh Khadia, Sphatika, Sona Geru, Dalchini, Lavang, Peppermint, Ajwain, Camphor, Eucalyptus, Pudina, Godanti bhasma, Sendha Namak, and 3 more. Flagged by the analysis: Camphor.
Is Dant Manjan New Premium Quality safe to use?
Dant Manjan New Premium Quality scores 5.5/10 on Decode Label (Moderate). This oral care product combines numerous traditional herbs and minerals. A significant concern is the incomplete ingredient list, as it does not disclose the cleansing or carrier base, making a full safety assessment challenging. It also contains Camphor, which can be harmful if swallowed in quantity, particularly for young children, and requires careful supervision during use.
Why does Dant Manjan New Premium Quality score 5.5/10?
Flagged in the score: Camphor poses an ingestion risk, particularly for children. Also noted: Incomplete ingredient disclosure, missing the primary base components. Extensive list of botanicals may increase the risk of allergic reactions for sensitive individuals.
Who should avoid Dant Manjan New Premium Quality?
The points the analysis notes are most relevant to: Children under 6 (due to Camphor ingestion risk); Sensitive skin or fragrance allergies (due to multiple botanicals); Seeking full ingredient transparency.
Are the claims on the Dant Manjan New Premium Quality pack accurate?
Decode Label checked 1 claim against the ingredient list and nutrition panel. "NEW PREMIUM QUALITY" — can't be verified from the label.
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