Max Fresh Toothpaste with Mini Breath Strips, Cool Mint - 5 Large Tubes of 7.3 oz (Total 36.5 oz) Fights Cavities, Whitens Teeth, Long-Lasting Freshness Bonus Idea Shop USA Toothpaste Squeezer

Very good product

Very good product keep up the good work

Me encanta esta pasta de dientes, es buenísimo

This tooth paste arrived quickly and seems to work well. Good flavoring- not overpowering. Keeps my mouth feeling fresh and clean. Not too sure about the whitening of the paste. I am a fan of other Colgate products so I assume this is helping to whiten my teeth. You 5 large tubes of tooth paste in the pack. It is a lot. It will probably last my wife and I a year. Overall, I consider this item to be a good value.

This toothpaste leaves my mouth feeling fresher than any toothpaste that I have used before. It leaves me with a cool, crisp mouth feel. Being Colgate, I am confident that it will clean my teeth well, so the added freshness is what you are getting here. It is pricey, but it is worth it to me.

I got a pack of "3" tubes of this toothpaste along with a tube roller. The packaging was really weird though because it was clearly a previous "5 pack" that was broken apart and separated into groups of 3 tubes. This is clear based on the packaging that says it's a 5 piece multipack and do not separate. Besides that, it seems to be ok if you enjoy standard mint toothpastes.

Functionally, it's toothpaste... I don't have much to say on that front. It cleans your teeth and freshens your breath, like...toothpaste. It's a deeper blue than most, and actually leaves my tongue blue after brushing.The product's marketing is somewhat confusing. I take it the "mini breath strips" are a component of the toothpaste itself, which makes them poorly named, as that has connotations of separate whitening strips. The white/blue plastic thing had me a bit stumped at first, as I didn't notice "toothpaste squeezer" at the end of the listing title, and the picture doesn't show how it gets used. I actually guessed right at its intended purpose, as the base of a toothpaste roll fits perfectly in the white piece's slot. But, it took me a bit to figure out that the blue plastic key also has a slot to line up, which then pulls the base of the tube in when turned. I've never had a problem just folding tubes repeatedly at the bottom, but maybe this fancy new method will help squeeze that last little bit out of the top?The bundling method is somewhat annoying, with all of the boxes basically glued together by a plastic film. Once you've used up a tube or two, who wants all that excess box space in the drawer? Peeling that film off solves the problem, but leaves behind sticky boxes. I don't see how that is any advantage over the typical clear plastic wrap.