Aquafresh Anti-Cariës toothpaste

Aquafresh is a leading oral hygiene brand famous for its iconic 'triple-striped' toothpaste. The brand was originally created in 1973 by Beecham Group in the United Kingdom, specifically launched to offer both freshness and tooth decay protection. Over the decades, it has become a staple in bathrooms worldwide, catering to families with a focus on comprehensive dental care including fresh breath and strong enamel.

Ownership of the brand has transitioned through major corporate mergers, most notably becoming a primary asset of GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). In 2022, following a strategic demerger of GSK's consumer healthcare division, Aquafresh became part of Haleon, an independent company now dedicated solely to consumer health brands. While the brand has British roots, the physical production of Aquafresh for the European market is heavily centralized in Slovakia (notably in Levice), though local manufacturing for various global markets may still occur in multiple specialized facilities.