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Colgate Toothbrush Premier Classic Clean Medium (Pack of 24): $12.40
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Colgate Toothbrush Premier Classic Clean Medium (Pack of 24) [amazon.com]
- Pack of 2 cards, Each card has 12 tootbrushes, Total 24 toothbrushes
- String on top can for easy hanging, perforated to easily remove each one individually
- Nice Variety of colors for the whole house, 6 Blue, 6 Yellow, 6 pink, 6 Green
- perforated that can be easily divided into single toothbrush
- Imported, Non English Label
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| Rating: | (4.5 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 47 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Colgate Toothbrush Premier Classic Clean Medium (Pack of 24) |
| Product Description: | Colgate toothbrush premier classic clean medium. bi-level bristles to clean between the teeth. back of the head is a tongue cleaner |
| Manufacturer: | Colgate |
| Product SKU: | B01A5ZEUVY |
| UPC: | 714270015380 |
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with the reason being that you can use a firm brush just as long as you don't push into the gum and just run it over the gum, which in that case, calls for a firm brush in my opinion.
with the reason being that you can use a firm brush just as long as you don't push into the gum and just run it over the gum, which in that case, calls for a firm brush in my opinion.