Sensodyne Toothpaste may be Contaminated with Lead and Arsenic

Shub Johns & Holbrook is investigating Sensodyne Extra Whitening Cool Mint toothpaste after some reports indicate that the product may contain unsafe levels of neurotoxins such as lead and arsenic. The Sensodyne manufacturer either knew or should have known of this contamination in Sensodyne cool mint whitening toothpaste, but still seemingly manufactured, advertised and sold these products to unassuming consumers.

Have you purchased Sensodyne Extra Whitening Cool Mint toothpaste, unaware of the potential risks it may cause due to the alleged neurotoxin contamination? Let us know! Fill out our form to join our investigation!

Sensodyne Extra Whitening Cool Mint Toothpaste Investigation

An independent study discovered that some popular toothpastes, such as Sensodyne Extra Whitening Cool Mint toothpaste, contained unsafe levels of some neurotoxins from arsenic to lead to cadmium and mercury. While the testing was insufficient to detect significant enough levels of cadmium or mercury, it found that this Sensodyne toothpaste potentially contained lead and arsenic.

Any level of neurotoxins like lead and arsenic are unsafe for consumers.

Exposure to lead or arsenic can lead to severe health risks for consumers. Lead can lead to an increased risk of mental illness, dementia, breast cancer, and reduced intelligence. Arsenic itself is toxic to humans and can impact the health of consumers.

The company should have known that their product was potentially contaminated by these neurotoxins, yet the company continued to manufacture, market, advertise, and sell these products to unknowing consumers. The company is potentially putting consumers who purchase the Sensodyne Extra Whitening Cool Mint toothpaste at risk of these health defects.Have you purchased Sensodyne Whitening Cool Mint toothpaste unaware of the potential health risks? Let us know! Fill out a form and join the investigation today!