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What's in Sensodyne vs Colgate Cavity Protection?

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Sensodyne's active ingredients are potassium nitrate and sodium fluoride; Colgate Cavity Protection lists sodium fluoride alone; both list sorbitol.

This page compares the two labels' ingredient lists as DailyMed carries them, not what either product does. Sensodyne: the label on DailyMed from Haleon US Holdings LLC lists 15 ingredients, 9 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Sensodyne. Colgate Cavity Protection: the label on DailyMed from Colgate-Palmolive Company lists 10 ingredients, 8 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Colgate Cavity Protection.

Active ingredients

Sensodyne

  • Potassium nitrateKNO3

    Active ingredient, 5%. Purpose on the label: Antihypersensitivity from source

  • Sodium fluorideFNa

    Active ingredient, 0.24% (0.15% w/v fluoride ion). Purpose on the label: Anticavity from source

Colgate Cavity Protection

  • Sodium fluorideFNa

    Active ingredient, 0.24% (0.15% w/v fluoride ion). Purpose on the label: Anticavity from source

Inactive ingredients both list 4

Only on Sensodyne's label 9

Only on Colgate Cavity Protection's label 5

Common questions

What is the difference between Sensodyne and Colgate Cavity Protection?
Sensodyne's active ingredients are potassium nitrate and sodium fluoride; Colgate Cavity Protection lists sodium fluoride alone; both list sorbitol.
What is the active ingredient in Sensodyne and in Colgate Cavity Protection?
Sensodyne's label lists potassium nitrate 5%, antihypersensitivity and sodium fluoride 0.24% (0.15% w/v fluoride ion), anticavity as active ingredients. Colgate Cavity Protection's label lists sodium fluoride 0.24% (0.15% w/v fluoride ion), anticavity as its active ingredient.
Which ingredients do Sensodyne and Colgate Cavity Protection share?
Both labels list sodium fluoride, water, sorbitol, saccharin and hydrated silica.

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