ColgateReviews of colgate.com

Misleading product sizes. Celebrates obesity in their ads. Otherwise good. Good toothpaste.

For years I've found that only one toothpaste is good for sensitive teeth: Colgate SENSITIVE INSTANT Relief (with) ENAMEL REPAR (that's the one with the sketch of a tooth with red, on the left, and blue, on the right, lines and dots, inside a hexagon). BUT!!!!!!! it's no longer on sale!!!!! Why not? Why has it gone from the shelves? Now my toothache is back. Unless the product is back on sale, I can only give Colgate a 1 star review, instead of the 5 star they previously deserved. Yes, I've tried the other Colgate toothpastes, but they all no good for sensitive teeth and taste bad as well.

Ya no funciona como antes ademas mucho sabores y poca calidad ya. Ademas que el precio esta muy elevado.

I recently used the Colgate Optic White ComfortFit LED teeth whitening kit. There are several problems with this product. The first is that the whitening gel is nearly impossible to discern from the tip of the whitening pen. Therefore, you can't really tell how much gel you have on the pen before you apply it, nor can you tell how much gel you're putting on your teeth. Once dry, I could feel the thin layer on parts of my teeth, but not on others, so I'm skeptical of how well this is really working. Second, you use your cell phone to operate the whitening light. You must keep your phone unlocked the entire time you are using the light. Otherwise, the light will shut off. Since it's in your mouth, you won't see when it goes off since there is no indicator on the cord. Third, they recommend you apply the product at bedtime and leave the remaining gel on your teeth overnight for best results. When you brush your teeth in the morning, it's very difficult to get the gel off your teeth. You can get some off, but the rest remains gritty on your teeth. Overall, I do not trust the efficacy of this product. My biggest recommendation is to make the gel a different color so you can see it on the brush and on your teeth so you know you've actually applied the needed product to make the whitening happen.

I recently had a very poor experience with a Colgate 360 toothbrush. I was brushing my teeth, as per usual, when several of the bristles came loose and got lodged in the back of my throat. For a brand that’s been around for a couple hundred years, one would think that these types of issues wouldn’t happen. Imagine if you had 200 years to perfect a simple tool…

Colgate is a big & famous pest brand in India. Their favourite cartoon character now helps children fights cavities. Developed with the help and expertise of paediatric dentists, Colgate offers healthy and thoroughly clean teeth. It ensures the smile of the kids gets only brighter and cleaner with every use.

I purchased a new product. Issues - cost $20 product in large can but size smaller that travel toothpaste. Scam. - instructions Illegible. When I rang Woolworths they read out instructions. Some scary stuff in there but couldn’t read on product. - scam website. Looks legit but cant contact via phone, email or chat. Doesn’t get any better. -They now have my information and I’ve no way of contacting them to remove it. Catch 22 -Web site the same in England and America. I wouldn’t buy any new dental product that warns of damage to eyes and warns about swallowing. Fearful of using this or any other Colgate product after this experience.

Needed to lodge a complaint about one of their products no way of contacting them would work. In 2023 this is unacceptable and I will be taking it further with trading standards.