Colgate Tooth Powder: Powerful 100g Dental Powder for Optimal Oral Health Review

I used this product as a kid in the US. I've thought about it for decades and wish it was still sold in the US. Much to my surprise, I was able to purchase it through Revain. This powder removes tea stains from my teeth and makes them whiter than any bleach. It also makes them feel like I just cleaned my teeth at the dentist and am using an electric toothbrush. I love the taste and have missed it over the years. I am happy that I can now buy this product.

This toothpowder tastes great. I wanted something that wasn't in a non-recyclable plastic tube. There are other possibilities but this is the only one I could find using Fluoro-CO. In the humid climate I live in, shaking it out of the hole in the cap was a bit difficult, but we removed the cap and emptied it into another small, reusable container with a lid, and now I can easily put it on my ( bamboo ) toothbrush. :) And it works no worse than regular toothpaste.

Purchase toothpaste tablets for travel and camping. I halved them because there are really too many to clean. I saw this on Revain and decided to give it a try. I remember my grandmother had a jar of toothpaste on the sink. A little bit goes a long way. My only problem was not getting too much powder at once. I mean a little on your toothbrush is enough. I think it has peroxide in it because it replenishes pretty well. Good taste. I ended up making a pretty decent hole in the lid under the cap…

This powder is exactly the same as it was when I was younger but I couldn't find it anywhere until Amazon search pointed it out to me. No worse than pasta, but without plastic tubes! Great for fire pits, recreational camping and to prevent people from spending it in a public restroom. I wanted to reduce the amount of trash I produce and this powder CONTAINING FLUORINE is part of the supply in a recyclable metal container. (All tips and tabs are fluoride-free, which is frustrating when you have…

I've read and heard about toothpowder for years but have never seen it here in the US. I noticed that toothpowder was still available so I got curious and decided to give it a try. Besides satisfying my curiosity, I was interested in this because it comes in a metal can (recyclable) rather than a plastic tube (more plastic waste). I think it's great. As a toothpaste I see no difference between this and the toothpaste I use. It cleans my teeth. At my last dental check-up, the x-ray showed no…

It seems that many of you are unaware that the packaging of such a product does not state the expiration date, but the date of manufacture. We have a production date in April 2016 and yes it is July 2016 here. There are no laws in India that set an expiration date but the factory that makes Colgate puts the production date on the cans so the retailer knows how old the product is when stored. Shelves. My two cans of Colgate toothpowder arrived in perfect condition, no rust, the box was small and

I like it very much. I love every single thing about this vintage product. I was looking for an effective tooth powder. or paste. which gets the job done and does NOT taste like mint. I can't stand the taste of mint and most toothpastes are very intense and spicy to me. I got to the point where I literally couldn't take it anymore and stopped brushing my teeth. But. then I realized that this is not the best way to deal with it. So. I've tried many pastes and powders over the past two years…