ALDI Dentitex Denture Cleaning tablets Questions & Answers

Polident, I find are better. I also suggest you can ring Polident and ask them that question. I am sure if you ring ALDI, no one would have the answer and they source this product from China so getting an answer from there would be impossible. The other suggestion I make is to travel with some washing up detergent in a complimentary, empty screw top shampoo bottle to use a drop with any water.

I clean my cups and kettle with the denture tablets so I would think you could use them in the kids milk bottles just make sure you rinse the bottles in hot water after the tablets.

POLIDENT are much better in my opinion and AVAILABLE ALL YEAR AROUND!

Polident are hopeless, didn't do much for my dentures love Aldi Dentitex tablets, I have not heard that they are being discontinued I got some the other day at our Aldi's, please don't discontinue these tablets as they are the best that my husband and I have ever used.

I prefer polydent because I do not have to wait for ALDI to stock an essential product! I can go to any supermarket or chemist anyday & get them. Sometimes on special.

Please carry as a permanent line They are a very good product

Chemist Warehouse now sell Polident whitening Denture tablets any day about $14 for 108 tablets, couldn't get any Aldi Dentix from anywhere,

Forget ALDI! Buy Polident anywhere - especialy when on special. A Better clean and ALWAYS available.

No I still get them, but you have to wait until Aldi get them, I always buy a few packets when they have them

No Bill, They are a special buy item. Usually around September, If you purchase 3/4 boxes it should cover your Needs for full 12 mths..good luck, they are a great product..

5mins minumin or, better still take them out at night and leave them soaking and rest your mouth

Put in overnight; use pens to highlight TV programs and deciphering my notes! Dental tablets to o/night soak

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Yes BUT I prefer POLIDENT even though they are dearer. They now have a larger economy pack for $10. I have used them on my set for FOURTEEN years so it's worth it! How much is a new pair? They still look brand new - and I love my food! I do not like Dentitex!

Yes you can use Dentitex tablets on partial dentures my husband and I love Dentitex tablets so much better than polident and so much cheaper my false teeth come up clean

Yes, Steve , you can confidently use Dentitex on partial dentures... Great product... Highly recommend Lynne

They only place you can get Dentitex Denture Tablets is from Aldi, you can't get them all the time, when they have them I buy about four or five boxes, I have search on line with no luck.

Hi Olga, I do not buy Dentitex anymore because I find them not as good as Polident. With Polident they are ALWAYS available from chemists and Coles and Woolworths et&c. They are ofter on special and now have a larger size (36 or 44 tablets) Aldi make it hard by not having them in stock all the time. Are they that silly as to think we do not need them every day or do they expect us to buy 400 for the year until they decide to restock? Good luck, Ian

Thanks for telling me about Polident .I will give it a try.,Olga

Hi, They are ALDI and happen at their convenience . . . I now buy any style POLIDENT which I find a superior clean. All the different POLIDENT's seem to have the same formulation. I get them only on special - under $6 but I buy several boxes then. That's 18 cents a tablet.

Thank you Ela

Just buy POLIDENT and be sure . . . I do because they are the best for cleaning. Forget wether "whitening" or . . . whatever, buy them on special from Woolies, or Coles - Chemist " whatevers" do not seem to have them on special very often.

As you know, my experience with Aldi's Dentitex is the opposite of yours. Dentitex is an Aldi brand, so you could check out their website. But I doubt that you can buy them online. They are an instore product, but not a regular shelf item (they are part of the occasional specials).

Dentitex is an Aldi brand. But Dentitex denture tablets are not a standard stock item in Aldi stores, and so you can never really know when they will be next in stock. Some stores might have some leftover from previous occasions. Why would you want them anyway? (the new formula is not very effective compared to, say, Steradent).

Are these tablets imported from Germany? Most brands are from USA or Germany. How hard can it be to manufacture Denture tablets? What’s wrong with Australia?!