Colgate Cavity Protection Travel Toothpaste with Fluoride, TSA Approved Size - 1 ounce (24 Pack)
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Most toothpastes, including "sensitive" toothpastes such as Sensodyne, irritate my skin. Colgate is the only toothpaste I can tolerate, and this is the only flavor that doesn't irritate, sting, or burn my gums or tongue. throat. The flavor is pleasant and mild. It has a light, refreshing flavor that isn't overpowering. Harsh additives, for example, do not make you gag.
Mine had been on the 6-year plan for about 2 years. Before the expiration date, make sure you pack the bundle.
You can look up Hebrew questions on the internet. solutions to the problem I don't believe "kashrut" is required for toothpaste.
This is a six-pack of Colgate Cavity Protection Toothpaste, 6 ounces each.
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I take dental hygiene very seriously, which is why I brush my teeth after every meal and drink, even water. I mean, I can't expect a guy to want to marry me if I have bad breath and a rashy cat, so at the very least I can take care of my choppers. I'm just stating the obvious, and onions linger. Long mall walks, day-old cut flowers, and gluten-free foods are all things I enjoy. Free bread, Jell-O packets, and plain yeast packets (the kind you use to make bread). Without the Jell-O, there are a total of ten shots. Valentine's Day is just around the corner. If you're looking for a place to stay, give me a call.
What you pay for is exactly what you get. I am dissatisfied with the product, which I purchased because it appeared to be a good deal at $7. Colgate is 52 dollars for six large tubes. I usually buy Colgate Total, which is quite expensive, so I bought it without doing any research first; however, as soon as I started using it, I realized that it was not the Colgate I was used to. br>br>This appears to be their budget line, which is manufactured in Mexico rather than New Jersey, USA. It has a watery consistency when squeezed from the tube. It doesn't drip, but you can tell it's got a lot more water in it, so it'll slide right off your brush. I'd compare this toothpaste to that of a dollar store, right down to the old-style cap that doesn't stand upright. br>br>As for the price, considering the high water content, it's not such a good deal. Furthermore, the price on Amazon is not an exceptional bargain. If you do the math, you'll find that other stores sell this tube for similar per-ounce prices. When compared to the high price of the Total brand, this appears to be a wholesale bulk deal at first glance. After doing some research, I can assure you that it is not the case.
- PROS- br>Price per ounce of toothpaste is low. br>br>- CONS- br>Has a lot of water in it; diluted. br>In comparison to Total, the flavor isn't as strong. br>When compared to Total, Mouth feels less clean. br>Old-fashioned cap that does not stand on its own. br>Mexico is the country in which this was created.
I've been using basic Colgate toothpaste since I was a child, and I'm 72 years old. I enjoy the flavor; it's not overly complex, and it contains the same amount of fluoride as the rest. Crest makes my mouth feel funny, and white stuff appears in the middle of the night. Many of my dentist's patients are allergic to the ingredients in Crest and have the same reaction at night, according to him. One of them happens to be me. This is all we use, and despite our advanced age (72), we still have our natural teeth with no weird white stuff.
This toothpaste does not contain titanium dioxide as one of its ingredients. Despite multiple studies showing that this pigment causes cancer in rats, manufacturers added it to almost all toothpastes due to consumer demand for the whitest toothpaste possible. In fact, this is the only toothpaste I've found that doesn't contain this noxious substance.
There are six tubes of standard toothpaste. br>br>The toothpaste is toothpaste, and I'll keep you updated if any problems arise!br>br>(Picture taken after opening the pack and taking one out. ).
Unfortunately, the package I received smelled strongly of chemicals. I opened two of the individual boxes, and the odor was present in both toothpaste tubes. I went ahead and put the other four boxes in a bathroom cabinet, assuming the odor would go away quickly. The off-season began in less than a day and ended in less than a week. The gassing of those four individual boxes filled the cabinet with a distinct odor that pervaded all of the towels kept there. What a cloud of vapor! br>br>For the time being, I've relegated these foul odors to my garage. I'm wishing I hadn't ordered anything in the first place. I've been using Colgate for a long time and have never had an issue.
The aftertaste appears to be suffocating. I have the distinct impression that I have just brushed my teeth with poison. I'm going to give the tubes away to my family. It doesn't appear to be the genuine Colgate. When you squeeze the tube, it appears to be pliable. as if something had been thrown in for good measure. I'm not sure I'll order toothpaste from the internet again!.
It is cheaply made and does not resemble original Colgate.
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