Sensodyne Pronamel Extra Fresh Intensive Enamel Repair Toothpaste - 3.4oz

A: Thank you for the question, Donna. Sensodyne ProNamel Intensive Enamel Repair Extra Fresh toothpaste does not have a foil seal. Some Sensodyne products have a foil seal as an added protection. This is required for the stability of these products. The presence or absence of foil seals is dependent on the nature of the product's formulation.

A: Dear Salad, Please note that each product is unique and designed based on consumer insights and preferences, to cater to different consumer needs, usage, and regulatory requirements specific for each country. No two toothpaste products are same. The key differences between Sensodyne ProNamel Intensive Enamel Repair Extra Fresh and Sensodyne ProNamel Intensive Enamel Repair Clean Mint toothpaste are in the cleaning system, the flavor system and differences in the quantities of the ingredients used in the formulation. Please note Hydrated Silica is an insoluble material commonly used in toothpaste as a cleaning agent and refers to an entire range of materials that whilst chemically identical, can have significantly different physical properties. The ingredients list records a product’s chemical content and does not take these physical differences into account therefore all classify as ‘Hydrated Silica’ and are recorded as a single entry in the ingredient list. Flavors are a mixture/blend of several different flavor components which are all listed simply as “ “flavor” on the product pack according to International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI). Each product has a different flavor profile to produce further product differentiation.

A: Hi pink. Thank you for the question. Each Sensodyne product is unique and are designed to cater to different consumer needs, usage patterns, and local regulatory requirements. No two Sensodyne products are the same. The key differences in the compared toothpastes are cleansing agents, flavouring components, and quantitative differences in the ingredients used in their formulations. Hydrated silica is an insoluble material commonly used in toothpastes as a cleaning agent and refers to an entire range of materials that, while chemically identical, can have significantly different physical properties. The ingredients list records a product’s chemical content and does not take these physical differences into account; therefore, all are classified as ‘Hydrated Silica’ and are recorded as a single entry in the ingredient list. Flavours are complex blends of several ingredients (essential oils, natural and/or artificial flavours), which are listed simply as "flavour or aroma" on the product pack according to the International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI). Each product contains a different flavour profile for further product differentiation. Prior to using a product, we recommend that you always check the list of ingredients printed on the product label, carton, or patient information leaflet and follow the instructions for proper use and storage. If you are unsure whether a product is suitable for you, please consult your dentist or healthcare professional prior to use.