Price and Availability Both me and my partner really like to look after our teeth and seem to be forever buying toothpaste and mouthwash. I always buy these products from Home Bargains or B&M as they work out much cheaper than buying from supermarkets or chemists although it does mean a brand I buy one week may not be available the next. A toothpaste we tried for the first time about a month ago was Aquafresh Multiaction Whitening which I picked up for £1 for a 100ml tube in Home Bargains. The same tube in Boots is almost £3 which is a bit ridiculous and I was pleased with my saving. Packaging and Product Information As with ...  Read the complete review

It is not often I tend to stick to my new year's resolutions but last year I did manage to keep the promise I made to myself and visited a dentist. I had missed about 3 years of going to the dentist, no other reason than fear! I used to go regularly but after a bad experience I was a stranger to the dentist but after finding the courage I am now a regular patient again (Wonder if I will stick to this year's resolution of going to give blood?) Basically, with the trip to the dentist came me having a much better understanding of what my teeth need and the main thing for me is keeping them looking white. I don't drink coffee in any great volume (a cup every month of so) as .  Read the complete review

I am always very sceptical about toothpastes that claim to whiten teeth, so I bought this toothpaste as it was on offer, not as it was their "freshest whitening yet". This toothpaste comes in a tube and retails at around £2.50 for 100ml, which strikes me as expensive but is probably about average for a supposed "whitening" toothpaste. The tube is pleasing to the eye, and is a metallic blue colour. The toothpaste itself is striped with 3 colours: red, white and blue (the unique selling point of Aquafresh). Each stripe contains different ingredients, therefore having a different function within the toothpaste - "Three-in-one protection ...  Read the complete review

I have no loyalty when it comes to toothpaste, I simply pick whatever is on offer at the time. This happened to be on offer at half price so when I got it, it cost £1.19 for 100ml which is an average sized tube, and I thought it was quite a good offer. The box of this particular type of aquafresh is slightly different now, it's more of a blue colour but it's pretty similar to above. I'm not sure why the cardboard tube is necessary, as I can't imagine anyone keeps theirs in the cardboard for very long after they get home, but maybe it stops people tampering with the toothpaste in the supermarket, who knows. The main thing about this toothpaste that ...  Read the complete review