Toothpaste in Thailand

[manarak]

I always have trouble buying toothpaste in Thailand.

The first one I bought went to the bin after the first use.
I tasted like salted wheat flour.

The second one lasted a week, but I left it in my hotel room's bathroom when I left. It tasted bland, with a hint of mint and other Thai(?) spices.

Now I got Fluocaryl, it is a bit better but still not what I'd like.


So... what brands do you buy for a strong, fresh and pleasant taste?
(I can't stand American-Style peppermint)

[Road Runner]

Closeup..... comes in a shiny green box and is sold everywhere.

RR.

[kahuna]

System "Icy Squeesy Mint" ain't too bad...And you can get it at 7 or FM...

[farangbah]

You ...

Pack a tube from home and let's get on with it . . .

[TEERAK]

That salty toothpaste is awful!

[guydesavoy]

I bring my own...or just buy Colgate wherever I am... same taste as at home... They have many flavours btw...

[BigTel]

Darly toothpaste is quite nice,  used to be named Darkie for years then with political correctness they had to change the name to Darly.


                                                     

[pacman]

   Darly is great!! I can't buy it at home so I bought several big tubes back with me. And they are heavy, this stuff has a high specific gravity. I dunno if that makes your teeth whiter but I like the denseness.

[Snick]

WTF is up with salt flavored toothpaste ?

[daveduke007]

Colgate myself, buy it here or in

[PigDogg]

First person to identify this gets a free beer!

[Road Runner]

I beat Kevin......

RR.

[Bumpa STIKKA]

I only use DENTISTE toothpaste and mouth wash.

It's widely available in supermarkets and Watsons and Boots, etc...

http://www.dentiste-oralcare.com/

[Snick]

It's a jersey thing

[laputanegra]

i accidentally bought a salt flavor toothpaste the last time too awful