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'''Pokémon Anticavity Toothpaste''' is a kind of toothpaste produced by {{wp|Colgate}}. It comes in three varieties, each featuring artwork of different respective Pokémon on the packaging and different flavors: the Pikachu Bubble Fruit variety, the Charmander Orange variety, and the Squirtle Strawberry variety.<ref>[http://www.colgate.com.my/app/Colgate/MY/OC/Products/KidsProducts/Pokemon.cvsp Colgate Oral Care products and information for kids and parents.] (retrieved February 26, 2010)</ref> | '''Pokémon Anticavity Toothpaste''' is a kind of toothpaste produced by {{wp|Colgate}}. It comes in three varieties, each featuring artwork of different respective Pokémon on the packaging and different flavors: the Pikachu Bubble Fruit variety, the Charmander Orange variety, and the Squirtle Strawberry variety.<ref>[http://www.colgate.com.my/app/Colgate/MY/OC/Products/KidsProducts/Pokemon.cvsp Colgate Oral Care products and information for kids and parents.] (retrieved February 26, 2010)</ref> The toothpastes are specially designed for children ages 3-8, and come in tubes of 40g and 90g. | ||
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This is a page encompassing Pokémon merchandise that is related in function to dental care, such as toothbrushes and toothpaste.
Toothbrushes
Pokémon Grip 'Ems
The Pokémon Grip 'Ems are a set of toothbrushes under Colgate's Grip 'Ems label in 2001.[1] Unlike normal toothbrushes, these have a rubber, non-slip grip to hold on to. This brush can also stand up on its own. Bundled with each brush is a 3D Pokémon transforming character sticker.
Pokémon Toothbrush
The Pokémon Toothbrush is the most simple Pokémon toothbrush by Colgate. It is a normal, plastic toothbrush which has a Pokémon on the front. The blue brush has Squirtle, the red brush has Pikachu, and the yellow brush has Charmander. Surprisingly, there is no Bulbasaur variation.
Smiles Pokémon Toothbrush
The Smiles Pokémon toothbrush is a toothbrush released around the time of Generation III by Colgate. It is equipped with cushioned handles, described to fit the small fingers of children 2-5 years old. Images of Pikachu, Torchic, Treecko, and Mudkip adorn its packaging, and there are three varieties of decoration on the toothbrushes themselves, although there is an image of Pikachu present on each one. One variety is blue, with Mudkip, one variety is yellow and pink, with Torchic, and the third variety is green, with Treecko.
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Powered Toothbrush
The Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Powered Toothbrush is an electric toothbrush released in Generation IV, decorated with four Pokémon on its packaging and on each product: Piplup, Chimchar, Turtwig and Pikachu. To operate the toothbrush, a user must slide a button in the shape of a Pikachu up and down. On the reverse, there are images of Piplup, Chimchar, and Turtwig. The toothbrush comes equipped with AAA batteries, and is manufactured by the companies Kid's Crest and SpinBrush. The batteries which operate the electric toothbrush are replaceable, however, the brush head is not.
Toothpaste
Pokémon Anticavity Toothpaste
Pokémon Anticavity Toothpaste is a kind of toothpaste produced by Colgate. It comes in three varieties, each featuring artwork of different respective Pokémon on the packaging and different flavors: the Pikachu Bubble Fruit variety, the Charmander Orange variety, and the Squirtle Strawberry variety.[2] The toothpastes are specially designed for children ages 3-8, and come in tubes of 40g and 90g.
References
- ↑ Toothbrush Express: Colgate Pokemon (retrieved February 26, 2010)
- ↑ Colgate Oral Care products and information for kids and parents. (retrieved February 26, 2010)
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