Based on description (round leaves, thin purple edge, square purple stems, strong mint/toothpaste scent, invasive), the plant is likely pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium).
Pennyroyal is toxic if ingested—can cause miscarriage. Stop selling as culinary herb immediately.
Use as insect repellent for pets only. Reference: botanical.com, ageless.co.za.
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