Amazon has 4-Pack 4-Oz Sensodyne Pronamel Sensitive Toothpaste (Fresh Breath) on sale for $24.98 - 35% clippable coupon on the page - 5% when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 4-Pack 4-Oz Sensodyne Pronamel Sensitive Toothpaste (Fresh Breath) on sale for $24.98 - 35% clippable coupon on the page - 5% when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Same coupon works on the 3 pack of Sensodyne Rapid Relief (which is the one that actually works). Three 3.4 oz tubes of the Rapid Relief comes out to less than $11 with 15% s&s and the 35% coupon applied and stacked.
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This toothpaste has sodium fluoride, not stannous flouride, but I think that the stannous form is preferred by 9 out of 10 dentists :-) (Seriously, I think it's the preferred form)
Same coupon works on the 3 pack of Sensodyne Rapid Relief (which is the one that actually works). Three 3.4 oz tubes of the Rapid Relief comes out to less than $11 with 15% s&s and the 35% coupon applied and stacked.
Same coupon works on the 3 pack of Sensodyne Rapid Relief (which is the one that actually works). Three 3.4 oz tubes of the Rapid Relief comes out to less than $11 with 15% s&s and the 35% coupon applied and stacked.
Same coupon works on the 3 pack of Sensodyne Rapid Relief (which is the one that actually works). Three 3.4 oz tubes of the Rapid Relief comes out to less than $11 with 15% s&s and the 35% coupon applied and stacked.
Showing $14 for me all in but still a great day. Thank you
This toothpaste has sodium fluoride, not stannous flouride, but I think that the stannous form is preferred by 9 out of 10 dentists :-) (Seriously, I think it's the preferred form)
You realize if all destists were honest then theyd be out of business?
Yeah, I've seen these but $13 for 2.5 oz is such a ripoff. That's why I was saying "decent price" haha. It's so stupid with the ridiculous overregulation. I don't see Canadians and Europeans keeling over and dying from toothpaste.
I read somewhere that it (or a variety) should be coming back in the next few years. In the meantime people are overspending on a toothpaste with a Ferrari sticker and a Kia engine.
I only opened this post hoping to find that same info. Please let me know if you get a good source!
Both Colgate and Crest offer toothpastes with stannous flouride, you just have to read the label - the "active ingredient" part.
I avoid "whitening" toothpastes - they tend to be the most abrasive and potentially damaging to the tooth enamel which is what protects teeth from decay.
The chart in this article is at least 6 years old I think, but it gives an idea of what one can expect in terms of relative abrasiveness:
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I read somewhere that it (or a variety) should be coming back in the next few years. In the meantime people are overspending on a toothpaste with a Ferrari sticker and a Kia engine.
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I avoid "whitening" toothpastes - they tend to be the most abrasive and potentially damaging to the tooth enamel which is what protects teeth from decay.
The chart in this article is at least 6 years old I think, but it gives an idea of what one can expect in terms of relative abrasiveness:
https://www.familydenti
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