EuthymolOriginal Pink Toothpaste (3.7fl oz/Pack of 1) - Fluoride-Free Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth & Gum. Bad Breath, Cavity Prevention, 12-Hour Long Lasting Freshness with Wintergreen

When I first got this I liked it but didn’t notice a huge difference, now I’ve used it for about 3 weeks and I definitely notice a difference. My teeth were so dull and seemed less white after having my son and this has definitely reversed that. I like that it doesn’t have fluoride but still has cavity fighting minerals/ingredients. The flavor is nice too, minty but not overpowering.

This toothpaste leaves my mouth feeling extra clean and fresh. A little goes a long way, and it keeps my breath smelling good for hours. It foams up nicely and doesn’t have that weird aftertaste some pastes do. Definitely a new fave in my routine!

This has a strong flavor.... like if peppermint and pesto Bismol had a strange feral child. It burns a bit but leaves your teeth feeling fantastically clean. Buy it... you know you're curious!

It’s good for bad breath and keeping your mouth fresh, but if you do not floss do not expect for this to mask that smell cause it might for a minute but it won’t last long. you need to be flossing!!! It taste like pepto bismol and is pink like it as well. Good for the price.

Cleans really well, is delightfully pink. Froths as expected. I think it tastes a little close to cough syrup; my spouse thinks it tastes like wax lips. There’s definitely a medicinal taste. I can’t attest to any whitening yet, but I’ve only been using it for a few days.

After using this toothpaste…I simply can’t ever go back to regular toothpaste. My teeth have never felt so clean, plus it’s pink^^. Win/Win

Would give zero stars if I could. I wasn’t expecting much more than what it claims, but I did notice a few oddities. For reference, I’ve been a dedicated sensodyne user for years. I tried this on recommendation from a friend, who, I trust had the best intentions, but after reading more into it, this is the formula made for the US and not comparable to the one made for the UK.From first use I did not feel that “clean” feeling I enjoy after flossing and brushing with an electric tooth brush. That was a let down and where I should have cut this short. I tried turning up the strength and double brushing, but it was pretty much useless. I let it slide based on the assumption that this feeling I was missing may have been attributed to sensodyne’s formula.The taste is great. That’s all that’s redeemable in my opinion.I regularly get cleanings and ocasionally will do some at home whitening in between. My diet has not changed, but my teeth are much, much more yellow than when I started using this, and have some pretty bad stains now. I’d never had staining like this, even when I was a heavy coffee drinker (which I don’t drink now). Even though I started brushing more (after every meal now rather than morning at night), I saw no real improvements, only deterioration and disappointment.

Update: Started out 5 stars, dropping to 3.Original review: Complaints about the taste here, on other review sites and Tiktok are greatly exaggerated. I literally put some on my brush and took deep breaths to prepare myself before putting it in my mouth thinking it would be horrid. It tastes "medicated" but it's not nearly as bad as I thought. Someone compared it to "Big Red" gum and that's spot on.I received it yesterday and brushed before bed. I have awful morning breath and I do mean awful. I'm not going to lie and say there was absolutely no smell but it was at least 60% better. I brushed this morning at 6:00. I'm here almost 2 hours later and my mouth still feels freshly brushed and squeaky clean.Updated review: Breath still fresh. However, reviews here and TikTok raved about how white this toothpaste made their teeth. The description also mentions that whitening. I use this toothpaste on the same schedule that I used the previous ones. For sure morning and night and occasionally in between meals.It’s closing in on a full 2 weeks. I smiled in my car mirror today and my teeth actually had a hint of dinginess to them. (I’m a coffee drinker and my previous toothpaste combated that)Also into an ice cream sandwich yesterday and noticed sensitivity that wasn’t there 2 weeks ago.The only thing that changed in my dental hygiene routine was THIS toothpaste. I’ll probably still use it when I’m going somewhere that requires me to speak in people’s faces a lot for breath freshness but I’m going back to fluoride.