Pearl Drops Whitening Toothpaste

Advantages: Money back
Disadvantages: Need for money back

Pearl Drops: Pearl Drops is a tooth whitening polish, made by Carter Products LTD. I am always quite sceptical when it comes to these magic formulas which make you more beautiful, but this one in particular intrigued me. I usually like to think of myself as quite thick-skinned when it comes to being influenced by advertising. I have to say, however, that the Pearl Drops commercial got me hook, line and sinker. They offered guaranteed whiter teeth ...
...Boots where I bought the Pearl Drops for £3.99. This is a reasonable price, though you have to take into account that there is only 50ml of the stuff, which is not very much at all. I suppose the container is quite unique. Having opened the box you find an upside down triangle shape resting upon a pedestal. This is a very simple yet clever design, because there is no squeezing needed to get the paste out, as gravity does all the hard work. It's very ... Read review

Advantages: Readily available, white teeth
Disadvantages: need to use normal toothpaste as well

Until recently I used Pearl Drops Whitening Toothpolish on a daily basis - I don't use it daily anymore but on to that later. The ideal behind this product is that as it states it "Gently removes stains for natural whiteness." Considering my teeth are not in bad condition (no fillings etc) they still needed a bit of whitening. This is readily available in chemists and all supermarkets and is in very disctinctive packaging and is £2.39 in my local ...
...The tube has a big Pearl Drops logo emblazoned on it so would be hard to miss on the shop shelves. I find it interesting that this is not marketed as a toothpaste but as a toothpolish. I have certainly found that this is not a product that I would actually use to clean my teeth. Normal toothpaste lathers up nicely when you use it but I found that Pearl Drops do not and in order to make my teeth feel really clean and fresh i need to use a normal ... Read review

Advantages: clean, white and healthier teeth.
Disadvantages: bit pricey!

Pearl Drops, daily whitening toothpaste to add a more refreshing look to your stained teeth! Features Shown On Product ------------------------- Pearl drops is clinically proven to polish and whiten your teeth so you'll notice the difference after three weeks of twice daily use. Continued use helps remove new stains and plaque so that you maintain your brightness smile day after day! . No harsh abrasives, bleaches or acid pH . Contains fluoride ...
...found my mum looking at Pearl drops, I thought it was a load of rubbish. I thought it would do the same job as Colgate Whitening toothpaste but I was persuaded to give it a try! Just a few days after using Pear Drops, I felt happier with my teeth and surprisingly, my gums were feeling better to. A while before my gums started bleeding an awful lot and after getting treatment for them, they were fine. They were still a bit sore when eating or drinking ... Read review

Advantages: Fresh Breath, Clean Teeth, Improved Whiteness
Disadvantages: May be Abrasive

...this, instead of my usual pearl drops tooth polish, and by the time i had checked my receipt, i had already walked out of Tescos with it. so although, reasonably happy with the colour of my teeth, I thought i’d give it a whirl… no harm done if it didn’t work. Perhaps my mistake could be put down bad packaging design- Both the tooth polish and tooth whitener are extremely similar in appearance. *** The Packaging*** Pearl drops whitening toothpaste ...
...and religiously have been using pearl drops for the past three weeks. (in conjunction with my normal toothpaste too) it is made by carter products ltd, in folkestone. “Continued use helps remove new stains and plaque so that you maintain your brightest smile day after day” *** The Toothpaste Flavour and Strength *** Pearl Drops by itself, is not too strong and minty. i think ‘fresh’ would be the most suitable word. It is not abrasive and contains ... Read review

Advantages: whiter teeth
Disadvantages: expensive

...drink tea/coffee. She recommended pearl drops daily whitening tooth polish so I popped to the co-op and purchased it for the rather steep price of £3.99! Expensive I know but worth a try. In the box you get a colour chart to compare the colour of your teeth now to the colour of your teeth in say three weeks time so you can prove it works. They claim that you will notice the difference after two weeks and do offer a money back guarantee as long as ...
...that is valid for cause I’ve chucked the box! Duh! The product comes in a white tube with a screw cap that stands on its head so to speak, do not turn it upside down else you will never get the toothpaste out! The product contains no bleach or abrasives but does contain fluoride to strength tooth enamel. Anyway enough about what it looks like the question is does it work? Well the answer is yes I have noticed a slight improvement but don’t forget ... Read review

Advantages: A good tooth cleaning product
Disadvantages: cost

...As a smoker I do tend to have to give my teeth a bit of a seeing to with a toothbrush, most of the time with success but I do see in the mirror the odd brown stain. This means I either brush harder or smile less. My wiser and better half decided to try Pearl Drops smokers whitening toothpaste. I remember pearl drops not as a toothpaste but more of a whitening treatment for teeth, more a cream than a toothpaste. This is different it is a toothpaste that claims to combat stubborn stains. It is for every day use and although it is for smokers it contains no harsh abrasives, bleaches or acids. As with a lot of products about these days it has its own “Secret formula” Carter Wallace (the makers of pearl drops) call there’s “Protec 3” they say it is a cleaning and polishing system to help remove stains by... Read review

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Advantages: Good value , great taste , breath freshening , cleans teeth really well
Disadvantages: None found yet , but could be the real price .

...Please note I am not 100% sure if this is exactly the same toothpaste . Most probably it is an updated version . BACKGROUND ************************* I have not smoked cigarettes now for more than 20 years however Hubby still partakes of this wicked weed. In his quest to find a reliable toothpaste to remove nicotine stains from his teeth we have bought many different toothpastes over the years . He has been using the old faithful Eucryl up until recently . Last weeks shop however saw a Pearl Drops Smokers Stain Removing Whitening gel end up in the shopping basket . It was a snip at 99p for 50mls but is it any good . THE PRODUCT ******************* Well this is what we have found . Although I don’t smoke I thought I would give the product a whirl as well because traditional Pearl Drops is very good . Like everyone I... Read review

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Advantages: good, effective product
Disadvantages: none so far

.... ***So what have I got? A 50 ml tube of Smokers 1+1 pearl drops, stain remover + tooth polish, minty gel toothpaste. Easy to say huh? This set me back between £1.60 and £2.00 in Asda supermarket. I cannot recall right now if it was on offer, but knowing me it probably was. The tube itself is sold in a box (obviously), which is navy blue with aqua trim. The tube is an echo of the box colour scheme. The name is Smokers 1+1. Below this you will find it says stain remover and tooth polish. It has tartar control and fresh minty gel also written on the front. Ignoring all these disjointed declarations, on the back of the box you will find a more in depth explanation of why this is the product for you. (As opposed to more famous brands such as Colgate etc) ***What the product boasts: A combined stain remover plus tooth polish... Read review

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