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Posted 4 January 2023

Colgate Sensitive Pro Relief Toothpaste X5 £12.50 (poss £10 with voucher) @ Amazon

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Ok so £12.50 out the box (which is admittedly quite good in itself).

But a 10% sub and save voucher and an 'add 5' discount means that for jumping through a relatively small hoop you get five tubes of this decent toothpaste delivered for £10.

Yes toothpaste is cheaper. And this inferior paste is readily available in supermarkets country wide etc. But this is expensive sensitive stuff. For sensitive gums. By comparison usually £2.50 to £3 at least in the supermarket. And this really works. Quality product.

For what it is this is a good price.


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Colgate Sensitive Instant Relief Repair & Prevent Toothpaste starts blocking sensitivity pain instantly*. With its unique Pro-Argin technology, this sensitive toothpaste will give you instant* relief from sensitivity as it helps to seal and repair the sensitive areas of your teeth**. What’s more, this toothpaste prevents sensitivity from coming back*** by building a protective barrier that acts like a seal against sensitivity**. Also, with regular use this sensitive toothpaste helps to strengthen gums and prevent gum recession, which is a main cause of sensitivity. Using this sensitive toothpaste continuously twice a day, will give you clinically proven lasting relief for 8 weeks.

*For instant relief, apply directly to the sensitive tooth with a fingertip and massage gently for 1 minute, up to twice a day and for children 6-12 years once a week or less frequently. **With continued use twice a day. ***With continued use 2x per day can help prevent sensitivity from coming back.

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  1. bigfatdaddy_udds's avatar
    You can find these for this price in Lidl or savers
  2. IndianaBlues's avatar
    I got this for £7.94 with S&S and discount voucher in early December so it's worth keeping an eye on it in the future if you don't need it right now
  3. lknight87's avatar
    £9.37 🏻
  4. maddogb's avatar
    be careful with sizes, Amazon often use smaller multi packs
  5. sweet_princess7866's avatar
    75ml per pack..not worth it
    stevenandrobbo119's avatar
    I'll challenge you to find 5 for this price elsewhere. Good luck £9.37 for me with s&s
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  6. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    A S&S deal, otherwise they're £2.50 per tube in many stores.
  7. DaveyBoy74's avatar
    £9.37 nice
  8. biggrub's avatar
    Why has toothpaste especially Colgate suddenly become stupidly expensive?
  9. Geldof84's avatar
    I had my teeth clean by a dental hygienist the other day and i couldn’t take the pain when they were using one of the cleaning tools. They said I prob have sensitive teeth/gums and recommended this stuff, but will it actually help?
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    Yes. the dentist told me I had nerve damage in my cheek because I was wincing so much. A different dentist said nah you just have sensitive gums and recommended this.

    I was thinking that the pain was almost unbearable. So it couldnt just be sensitive gums?

    But the second guy was right.

    At first just rubbing it on my back teeth gave me instant relief from what was pretty damaging pain. But ussing it on a regular daily basis to brush with helped build up and I now get no pain at all (although I reckon the root canal helped with that as well I suppose ;))

    But I always make sure I have plenty of this stuff in and use it regularly as it does soothe and stop painful reactions to cold/heat. Personally I have fouind this works - unlike other sensitive pastes. But also like dparr says this is also available with "no whitening". That is the stuff you should really use : the whitening is slightly caustic. Either way this stuff is good though,. (edited)
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