10 Brands That Send Out Free Toothpaste Samples

Free toothpaste samples may be far from the freebies you’re looking for, but you’d be surprised at the savings you can get if you can slash it off from your monthly grocery list.

So how can you get free toothpaste samples? What do you have to do? Where can you sign up?

This post will reveal the 10 most popular toothpaste brands to follow and steps on how you can get free samples from every one of them.

Free Toothpaste by Mail

Receiving free toothpaste by mail is possible, but you need to do a little digging.

If you’re interested in free toothpaste samples, here’s everything you need to know:

• Some brands send samples completely free, others require you to pay for shipping and handling cost
• Toothpaste companies do not giveaway free samples 24/7, 365 days a year. The date when samples are available varies between companies – they usually don’t have specific calendar dates set for freebies.
• Almost all oral health companies have special offers that are only available for dentists, dental hygienists, and other professionals in the dentistry field.
• There are free toothpaste samples that are unavailable at this time but are open for requests at another season or month
• Children’s toothpaste is usually offered as samples more than toothpaste with an adult target market. This is because most adults stick to one brand once they’ve found their preferred toothpaste.

Now that you know what to expect and what not to expect from toothpaste freebies, check out which brands you should follow.

10 Toothpaste Brands to Follow and Steps to Get Free Samples

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1. Colgate

How do I get free Colgate samples, you ask?

Founded in 1873, Colgate has been one of the top 3 brands of toothpaste in the world. It is available in nearly 200 countries and is valued at over $15 billion.

Whether you’re a fan of the minty-white regular Colgate, gel-based Colgate, or advanced teeth-whitening toothpaste, it is indisputable that the company has a big chunk of the market cornered.

As for free toothpaste samples, Colgate has two popular programs:

• Colgate Bright Smiles, Bright Futures – Educators can request a Colgate kit for their students as long as they use official school email address and send a request (or get-waitlisted) by filling up this form. If you’re lucky to be included in the annual program, 25 of your students can get free Colgate^®toothpaste and toothbrush samples, as well as easy-to-use oral hygiene classroom materials for you. Unfortunately, these kits are limited and go quickly on a first come, first served basis.
• Colgate Professionals –  If you are a dentist, dental hygienist, dental tech, or any other professional in this field, you can request to get Colgate free sample pack by mail. You might need to send proof about your profession or office address, but it is worth the effort since Colgate gives away plenty of products, which you could then give to patients either for free or for a minimal fee.

Colgate also gives freebies and contests every now and again, so follow their social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube… and participate once they announce any promos.

2. Sensodyne

Founded in 1961, Sensodyne is the most popular among the ‘sensitive teeth’ market. It is often recommended by dentists since most varieties provide instant relief to teeth and gum problems.

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare, maker of Sensodyne toothpaste, gives away complimentary samples to dental professionals via HaleonHealthPartner.com. Note that you must create an account and reveal your practice shipping address to be eligible for any Sensodyne free samples.

If you’re not a dentist and just wish to try out Sensodyne samples, your best bet is to:

• Go to your dentist and ask for free Sensodyne samples
• Wait for promos on Sensodyne.com, use coupons to slash prices (you just have to fill out the form with your mailing address and wait for vouchers to arrive). You may also contact them directly for free toothpaste samples.
• Stalk Sensodyne’s Facebook, Twitter or YouTube for freebies, contests, giveaways and other promotions.

3. Crest

Are you looking for free Crest toothpaste samples, instead?

Crest is a brand of toothpaste products under the Procter & Gamble family.

If you are interested in getting free Crest toothpaste samples, you may try to:

• Register to DentalCare.com and get a free tube of toothpaste. As a dental professional, not only can you receive a lot of free toothpaste samples by just creating an account here, you can also take advantage of over 150 FREE continuing education courses, clinical research, patient education materials in six languages, practice management tips, and educational content.
• Become a member of Crest.com’s community by signing up for the newsletter. When you sign up for the brand’s newsletter, you can receive 10% to 25% off on your first order. You also get first dibs when Crest announces promos, giveaways and freebies.

Dental professionals can get free samples by sending an e-mail at crestoralbpro.im@pg.com.

4. Aquafresh

Aquafresh has been around since 1973 and is also a product of GlaxoSmithKline. It is famously known for launching the striped toothpaste in the oral care market. The brand has a wide range of products from mouthwash to kids toothpaste, and other oral care products.

For free Aquafresh samples,

• Get the Captain Aquafresh app (here’s the Aquafresh Brushtime app for Apple/iOS). Using the app is an easy way to be updated with promos.
• Request complementary samples, if you’re a “health partner” or anyone working in the dental field. This route does need registration, but it’s free to those who are qualified.
• Follow the brand on Facebook or Twitter, so you can join whenever they publish giveaways, contests, or other promotions.

5. CloseUp

Created by Unilever, CloseUp is a brand more popular in the United Kingdom, Asia and the Middle East. If you’re aware of the brand, maybe because Close-up is one of the earliest toothpastes to launch a purely gel-based product.

Whether you’re an old or new fan of CloseUp, here’s how you can get freebies from this toothpaste brand:

• Fill out the contact form and request for a product sample. Be specific (CloseUp has numerous “flavors” to choose from and vary between countries it is offered).
• If you’re a UK resident and you shop at Superdrug.com, always check if they have ongoing promotions. CloseUp usually collaborates with the drugstore.

6. Arm and Hammer

Arm and Hammer is a US-based American manufacturer of household products. The company has been around since 1867 and is most popular for their baking soda, but it has slowly introduced a couple of personal care and oral care products through the years.

If you’re interested in trying out Arm and Hammer toothpaste, watch out for:

• The Switch & Save Challenge – Every now and then, the company restarts this promotion and lets new customers try out their toothpaste for free.
• Promos and coupons are sent via newsletter, so make sure to sign up.
• Contests announced on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest or YouTube.

7. Hello Oral Care

If you’re looking for a toothpaste with no peroxide, dyes, artificial sweeteners, or preservatives, Hello Oral Care toothpaste may be a good choice for you.

To get free samples, join the Hello Friends community and wait for “missions” in your dashboard. The first missions usually appear 5 minutes after signup. Follow the instructions and if you’re finished, Hello Oral Care will send you either a mint or strawberry toothpaste to try out.

You can also register to the company’s newsletter for updates about freebies and promos.

8. Tom’s of Maine

Owned by Colgate-Palmolive, Tom’s of Maine is a brand famous for its personal care products made only with natural ingredients.

If you’re interested in trying out their sea salt or charcoal toothpaste, request Tom’s of Maine toothpaste samples via:

• E-mail (send your sample request here, but make sure to include your address).
• Follow Tom’s of Maine on Facebook and participate in promotions
• Join the “Natural Maineiacs” community and get to receive special samples and giveaways.
• If you have social media following, Tom’s of Maine is open for social media collaborations. Simply e-mail them at partnerships@tomsofmaine.com and send them your media kit (or just any specific details) to be considered.

9. Parodontax

This brand is also under GlaxoSmithKline, but is focused more on gum health. As such, if you’re suffering from bleeding gums or sensitive gums and is looking for a toothpaste that can provide relief, Parodontax may help.

Free Parodontax samples are available at:

• GSK Health Partner account – Exclusive for dental professionals
• Your dentist – Since dentists are given free samples of Parodontax, it’s safe to say that you can ask about a toothpaste sample on your next visit to the dentist.

10. Marvis Toothpaste

This niche toothpaste brand has become popular in Amazon for its unique flavors (there’s ginger, cinnamon, jasmin, aquatic, licorice, to name a few).

The most reliable way of getting free samples is by sending them a direct request here.

Other Ways to Get Free Toothpaste Samples

Aside from the toothpaste brands above, you can also get free toothpaste from the following:

• Your Dentist – If you can’t wait for free toothpaste samples by mail, the easiest source of free toothpaste if your dentist. The best thing about samples given by your dentist is that they are usually medical-grade. You can find toothpaste for sensitive gums, kiddie toothpaste, toothpaste for people with braces, whitening toothpaste, and so on. And because it came from your dentist, there’s a good chance they know if the product works or not.
• Social media – Sometimes toothpaste companies do not advertise samples on their official sites. This shouldn’t keep you from following them on social media, which is where most giveaways, promotions and freebies occur. Be included in these deals by following all your preferred toothpaste brands on their respective socials.
• PinchME and other sample box sites – PinchME partners with hundreds of brands to create custom boxes that includes a set of sample-size products. While you have no control over which brand you can receive, it’s still a cool way to get free toiletries.

If you want to stock up your toiletries with other freebies, check out the free razor post or you can just put all your effort in getting free Target gift cards, which you can use to buy any personal hygiene and other supplies you need.