TheraMed 2 in 1 Toothpaste

I first learnt of this product, when I recieved a free sample through my letter box. It was only a miniature bottle, but it looked really cute! I decided to save it, as our now 11 year old was going into hospital to have her tonsils out, and I thought it would be ideal for her to take with her. She had to stay in over night you see, and so she would need toothpaste. I didn't want her to have to take a big tube, so I packed this in her bag. Since she used it, I have started to buy this product on a more regular basis, because I like the fact that it is a two in one product. A toothpaste and a mouthwash. ...  Read the complete review

Theramed 2 in 1 Whitening, 75ml, £1.30 (depending on where you buy it!) I am a smoker, not a big smoker, but I also drink copious amounts of Diet Coke so I do need to use whitening toothpaste to keep my teeth white. I've tried various brands over the years and have a few favourites. I saw this on offer in Wilko's (I think it was Wilko's anyway?) so thought I'd give it a try. It does look quite impressive. It claims to be a 2 in 1 toothpaste and mouthwash and to give visible results in just 10 days.... Well I've been using it three weeks and have still to see an improvement! It is in an oddly shaped bottle, like a miniature ...  Read the complete review

Imagine the scene you live in a household of five: Three of who are ‘lazy can’t be bothered’ teenagers. Now imagine you enter the bathroom early in the morning to clean your teeth. You grab your toothbrush (thank goodness they make different coloured brushes is what I say!) You reach for the toothpaste and “YUCK” the head is covered in dried up toothpaste. You know that if you squeeze the tube, you’ll either get a blob of the dried up hardened toothpaste OR a little trickle of fresher stuff, but maybe not enough to clean your teeth. This is the scene in our household, and despite my attempt at trying to train the said ...  Read the complete review

I received a sample of Theramed 2 in 1 toothpaste through the post. I get through toothpaste at an alarming rate, as I love brushing my teeth and experiencing that fresh tingly feeling. Interlude: A handy tip for those trying to diet: brush your teeth whenever you get the urge to eat. Not only will the minty taste put you off eating anything, but your dentist will love you, too! (unless he/she is a money-grabbing git who treats you purely for financial gain, that is.) I have always used bicarbonate of soda based toothpastes in the past; they seem to offer a particularly refreshing feeling. (I know what you're thinking: this girl has a ...  Read the complete review

This stuff lasts forever (almost!) It's a great idea - toothpast and mouthwash all in one. It's more like a gel than a liquid or paste, but it's got a nice enough minty taste to it. You just stick a small amount on your toothbrush and away you go. Also, as it comes in a plastic dispenser, there's no mess from a tube and no arguments over who didn;t put the top back on the tube, or squeezing from the middle instead of the bottom - you know the sort of stuff I'm on about. So, to sum up, no mess, lasts forever, tastes nice. The only problem I have with it is that it is expensive - around £1.70, but it lasts for ages to make ...  Read the complete review