WaterPik Whitening Flosser Launch Adds Shine To Church & Dwight Results
Executive Summary
Firm says it also looks to grow WaterPik sales with investment in international channels. Water Pik subsidiary says Whitening Water Flosser mixes a whitening agent with water, using its proprietary Whitening Infuser technology, and is sold with a 30-day supply of whitening tablets.
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