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Why is Triclene not listed as an active ingredient on Aquafresh® Whitening products?

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Why is Triclene not listed as an active ingredient on Aquafresh® Whitening products?

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Per the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), ingredients can only be listed as “active” ingredients if they make a drug claim. For example, fluoride can be listed as an active ingredient in fluoride toothpastes because it prevents cavities. Whitening teeth is a cosmetic claim and therefore, Triclene® is listed as an “inactive” ingredient.

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