Recently the news has been abuzz with reports about the purported health consequences of triclosan, an FDA approved antibacterial agent used in some of the Colgate toothpastes for years. I’m sure that Colgate’s’ competitors are having a “field day” with this development! I’ve even seen ads on TV touting products that specifically do not contain triclosan.
In any event, I am including the following letter from Colgate regarding the facts of the controversy and would specifically direct your attention to the arrows below regarding safety. For now at least, I am sticking with Colgate. If my opinion changes I will let you know. As always though, you are free to form your own opinions.
Any questions? Don’t hesitate to contact me or the office, Dr. Laurence Stone in Doylestown, PA, today to schedule your next appointment and we can talk more about this. See you soon!
Best wishes,
Larry Stone
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*Professional Tracking Study, Ipsos, 2013 **12 hours after brushing. Data on file.©2014 Colgate-Palmolive Company, New York, NY 10022, USA. This is an advertisement from Colgate-Palmolive Company. For more information, visit colgateprofessional.com. Colgate-Palmolive cares about your privacy. To learn more, read our Privacy Policy. Contact Colgate-Palmolive at: Colgate-Palmolive 300 Park Avenue New York, NY 10022 To contact consumer affairs, click here. |