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red_devil
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Is there much difference between them all!
Signal and Crest seem to be two of the cheaper brands but I doubt they are as good as say Colgate and Aquafresh?
What do you go for there is quite a choice?
Signal and Crest seem to be two of the cheaper brands but I doubt they are as good as say Colgate and Aquafresh?
What do you go for there is quite a choice?
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Personally I go for Mccleans every time - often on 2 for 1 offers.
I find I don't get on with the blue colouring in lots of toothpastes (gives me eczema round my mouth) so avoid most coloured ones. And I can't stand the taste of mentadent P (aniseed).working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0 -
crest is a massive brand in the US, smaller here but think its just as good as the well known names. when we were kids Aquafresh was the cheaper brand:)0
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I think the only difference is taste and texture. I usually buy 2 large Signal tubes in a box in the 99p store and stock up every time I go in. Sometimes they have a 2 pack of Colgate.“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0
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I love Eythomol - then I floss & brush with Rembrant0
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I have used Aquafresh toothpaste in a pump for years and hubby will use any toothpaste so long as its whitening but his usually come in a tube. Mine in a pump last much longer and have less waste at the end.
I buy them from our local poundshop for me (better value as in tesco they are nearly £2 each for the 100ml size) and recently they have been doing the whitening in pumps too so hubby has gone onto pumps now.
(did I get enough 'pumps' in there :rotfl:):heart2: Love isn't finding someone you can live with. It's finding someone you can't live without :heart2:0 -
Had been using Colgate for years since I was a kid but now we tend to use Macleans fresh mint, and it tends to be a lot cheaper than ColgateOpinions are like ar*eholes - everybody has one!!!!0
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I have used Aquafresh toothpaste in a pump for years and hubby will use any toothpaste so long as its whitening but his usually come in a tube. Mine in a pump last much longer and have less waste at the end.
I buy them from our local poundshop for me (better value as in tesco they are nearly £2 each for the 100ml size) and recently they have been doing the whitening in pumps too so hubby has gone onto pumps now.
(did I get enough 'pumps' in there :rotfl:)
I got DH & DD on those new iso-tonic spray cans ones.
Sensodyne for him & Macleans whitening for her.0 -
Used Colgate as a kid til they changed the formula and it didnt feel as fresh anymore so changed to Metadent P for many years and they THEY changed it to gel type which also doesnt leave your mouth feeling minty fresh. Havent found one I like yet. Did use Colgate Herbal but our local shops stopped stocking it.. currently trying MrS Basics..What Would Bill Buchanan Do?0
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Lidl herb toothpaste is lovely. Very refreshing and thick.0
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Aquafresh Isoactive last forrrrrreveeeer ,there are four of us and it saves us a fortune because it just last and lasts ,eve3n when the you think its down to the last few pumps ,it just keeps coming !
Just waiting for them to wise up and put less in0
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