How to identify the authenticity of Colgate toothpaste:

1. Seal judgment.

The genuine cream cover is mechanically bonded with two points of glue and is smooth and regular; the fake cream cover is manually glued and has irregular seals, many with "tails", or no glue seal at all.

2. Packaging judgment.

Including toothpaste boxes and toothpaste tubes. The box and tube of real toothpaste are neatly packaged, the printed fonts are clear, the tube is straight, and the tooth patterns at the end of the tube are neat and orderly without damage. Although today's fake toothpaste is so fake that it looks like the real thing, in terms of details, you can still find clues if you look carefully.

3. Judgment of production batch number.

The batch number of the genuine carton lid is the same as the first 11 digits of the last batch number of the toothpaste tube; the fake ones do not match.

4. Odor judgment.

Real toothpaste smells like a natural fragrance. If you smell a pungent and unpleasant chemical smell, it means you have bought fake toothpaste. This smell is especially noticeable when brushing your teeth. .

5. Judgment of consistency.

Real toothpaste can be easily squeezed into strips and has a moderate consistency. However, denture toothpaste is more laborious to squeeze out, and is particularly thin or dry and hard, and cannot be squeezed into strips (which means the toothpaste has deteriorated).

Extended information:

To identify real and fake toothpaste, you can ask the manufacturer’s hotline for help

In response to the above problems, when fake toothpaste enters the market, it is recommended that consumers start from the Purchase toothpaste through formal channels such as stores and supermarkets. If you find that the toothpaste you purchased has problems with packaging, paste, taste, etc., you can call the consumer service hotline on the brand packaging and ask the staff to help confirm the authenticity of the product.

In addition, when purchasing toothpaste, consumers should pay attention to the trademark, production date, production address and instructions on the toothpaste packaging. When purchasing, you should also pay attention to retaining the invoice. If any problem occurs, you can promptly call the consumer hotline to report it to the manufacturer, or report it to the local industrial and commercial department.

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