New Products In Brief
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Listerine for kids: Listerine Agent Cool Blue Plaque-Detecting Rinse is the first Listerine product available in the U.S. for kids age 6-12, Pfizer Consumer Healthcare announces. The product uses FD&C Blue #1 coloring to "tint plaque so kids can find it and brush it more effectively." While the rinse is not indicated to prevent or reduce plaque or gingivitis, it does kill the germs that cause bad breath and "offers a fun way to help kids learn how to brush better." Available in Glacier Mint, Agent Cool Blue began shipping in mid-July and in 250 mL bottles ($3.39) and 500 mL bottles ($4.19)....Rogaine Foam: Pfizer also is introducing a new improved formula that delivers the same FDA-approved topical ingredient found in Rogaine solution without the mess or fuss. Rogaine Foam dries quickly, applies easily and doesn't drip, the company says. The foam "disappears into the skin quickly with gentle massaging" and is free of propylene glycol, a known irritant. Shipping to stores in August, a one-month supply will retail for $24.99...
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