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Warning About Colgate's Stannous Fluoride Toothpaste: Oral Lesions Have Been Reported After Use in Brazil and Argentina, but the Causes Are Still Being Investigated. maldita.es - Journalism to Help You Avoid Being Fooled.
Various health surveillance agencies, such as those in Brazil (ANVISA), Argentina (ANMAT), and Venezuela (SACS), issued warnings and banned the circulation of "Colgate Total Clean Mint" toothpaste after issuing health alerts linked to the appearance of oral irritation and lesions. These pointed to stannous fluoride as the possible cause, a compound whose use in oral hygiene products is authorized by both the European Union [p. 84] and the United…
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Various health surveillance agencies, such as those in Brazil (ANVISA), Argentina (ANMAT), and Venezuela (SACS), issued warnings and banned the circulation of "Colgate Total Clean Mint" toothpaste after issuing health alerts linked to the appearance of oral irritation and lesions. These pointed to stannous fluoride as the possible cause, a compound whose use in oral hygiene products is authorized by both the European Union [p. 84] and the United…
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