We normal purchase Aquafresh toothpaste, and tend to but whichever variety is on offer. When shopping at Tesco we noticed that the Extreame Clean line was reduced to £1 a tube. About a week later we finished our current tube and opened the Extreame Clean tube. What first strikes you is the packaging. "EXTREAME CLEAN" shouts at you in red bold writing on both the box and tube in front of a minty blue background. With a large "Aquafresh' brand in dark blue and orange sections of colour on each end it does look bold and interesting. As soon as your open the tube you are hit by a strong smell of what can only be likened to Honey and ...  Read the complete review

Today I thought I would have a quick rant about a product I really don't like. That's why right now I'm going to write a review about Aquafresh Extreme Clean toothpaste. My mum bought it from Asda when she did the shopping there a couple of weeks ago. It normally costs £2 but is currently under an offer which is 2 for £3 on selected toiletries. £2 is an average price for a toothpaste so this is quite reasonably priced really, but even if this was 20p I still wouldn't waste my money on it! The toothpaste is packaged in a blue and orange box made out of card as shown in the picture above. This is one of the things I don't like about this product - the orange on ...  Read the complete review

It's interesting that we now live in a culture that gives the impression that it is utterly dependent upon aesthetics. How fair or dark your skin is, the clothes that you wear, the clique that you belong to, how you show your aging and now the stench of your breath is under the microscope to the point where many toothpastes are promising whitening and now EXTREME! cleaning. What does this say about us as a people that a little bit of bad breath or tooth staining is massive faux pas? I bought two tubes of Aquafresh EXTREME CLEAN from Tesco's for £1. I can never resist a bargain and it seemed a new product; it certainly looks new and super high tech - it's the ...  Read the complete review

I'm not loyal to any brand of toothpaste in particular - I tend to buy either what is cheapest at the time or what is on offer when I do my weekly supermarket shop. As long as I have something to clean my teeth with, I'm not that bothered. It just so happens that Aquafresh Minty Fresh is the brand I usually buy as it is cheapest, at around £1. However, I recently picked up a tube of Aquafresh Extreme Clean Toothpaste in the 'Pure Breath' Variety on offer for a price of £1 for 100ml and this is what I am currently using. This usually retails at around £2.29 for a 100ml tube. PRODUCT CLAIMS AquaFresh Extreme Clean with Micro-Active Formula ...  Read the complete review

Following on from my good experiences with Aquafresh's Iso Active toothpaste a couple of months ago, as I was nearing the end of the canister I decided to go again with the brand and seek out another variety to be used when travelling with or just when the active toothpaste gel finally ran out. If not attracted by its smooth feeling and glossy blue, silver and speckled white tube, I was rather taken with the conventional tube of Aquafresh known as "Extreme Clean," and that it has a "Micro-Active" formula that claims to give far more effective cleaning than other toothpastes on the market. Now, we all know this is marketing hoof - as with oodles of ...  Read the complete review