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Crest

Crest is an oral care brand owned by Procter & Gamble that markets toothpaste, mouthwash, teeth-whitening strips, and other dental hygiene products for consumers. Its website covers product categories including whitening, fresh breath, sensitivity, and daily hygiene care.www.crest.com

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Oct 30, 2026

Shakira NiaziGUEST
42:05
So what you guys are doing is like identical.
Shakira NiaziGUEST
42:08
He was using Crest Toothpaste
Lauryn BosstickHOST
42:09
and Tide deodorant.
Lauryn BosstickHOST
42:10
It takes us a little time.
Edward DuCoinGUEST
26:38
But there is a standard that has to be met on an individualized basis, because when you're one of seven people, you're going to have a bigger impact in the organization than when you're one of 70,000 people.
Edward DuCoinGUEST
26:51
And When you pack that with innovation, I mean, I just randomly think of a product, you know, Procter & Gamble Crest Toothpaste.
Edward DuCoinGUEST
27:03
okay, you know, they make tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars selling Crest toothpaste.
Edward DuCoinGUEST
27:10
And yeah, I know there's innovation, but it's a mature product where in an entrepreneurial environment, you're literally creating something new almost every day that takes that commitment and focus to a different level.
PaulinaHOST
27:27
Yeah, definitely.
Stephan HabifSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:23
And at Colgate, we make a little less than half of all the tubes.
Zachary CrockettHOST
1:27
There's a good chance your toothpaste of choice is made by Colgate or its leading competitor, Crest.
Zachary CrockettHOST
1:33
Together, these two brands control around 75% of the $22 billion a year global toothpaste market.
Zachary CrockettHOST
1:41
And staying at the top requires constantly thinking about everything from the precise level of mintiness in the formula to the speed at which the paste comes out of the tube.
Peter MiskellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:30
Kind of a classic example of a product that you didn't really need.
Peter MiskellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:34
So the question is, how do you create that sense of a product being just more than a commodity?
Zachary CrockettHOST
5:41
The answer came in the 1950s when Procter & Gamble released Crest, the first widely commercialized toothpaste to use fluoride.
Zachary CrockettHOST
5:50
Fluoride is a natural mineral that prevents tooth decay.
Elliot SegalHOST
27:41
For old people,
TylerHOST
27:43
Crest.
TylerHOST
27:44
That's number three.
Elliot SegalHOST
27:45
Three?
Allan LinkGUEST
1:49
They started advertising.
Allan LinkGUEST
1:51
Procter & Gamble with Crest.
Allan LinkGUEST
1:53
Right.
Allan LinkGUEST
1:53
Colgate.
Tom GriswoldHOST
70:42
Yes, it's...
Tom GriswoldHOST
70:43
I know, but it's not like a nice kid brand like Crest or Colgate.
Tom GriswoldHOST
70:47
I
Christy LeeHOST
70:48
don't have kid teeth anymore.
Josh ArnoldHOST
71:48
bad.
Josh ArnoldHOST
71:49
That's what I say.
Josh ArnoldHOST
71:51
We grew up with Crest.
Josh ArnoldHOST
71:52
Do they still offer you the bubblegum flavor when you get your teeth cleaned? Oh, the fluoride? Oh, you mean the...
Tom GriswoldHOST
45:22
Josh, you brush your teeth with...
Christy LeeHOST
45:25
Crest
Josh ArnoldHOST
45:25
Brilliance, I think is what it's called.
Josh ArnoldHOST
45:28
It
Tom GriswoldHOST
47:02
I'm going to go Colgate.
Tom GriswoldHOST
47:04
Oh, I would
Christy LeeHOST
47:05
say Crest.
Tom GriswoldHOST
47:07
Let's see if I can find out here.
Alexis ChristoforousHOST
1:50
Let's begin with a little Procter & Gamble.
Alexis ChristoforousHOST
1:52
You know it, make of Tide Detergent, Pampers, Diapers, Crest Toothpaste.
Alexis ChristoforousHOST
1:56
Well, the stock is up 2.5% here pre-market.
Alexis ChristoforousHOST
1:59
Sales and profits last quarter beat expectations, driven mostly by improved sales volumes.
Benito SkinnerHOST
40:05
It's such a good ad.
Benito SkinnerHOST
40:06
Almost as good as Emeril for Crest Toothpaste.
Mary Beth BaroneHOST
40:08
Bam! Bam!
Benito SkinnerHOST
40:10
I made my mom get me the orange flavor one.
Steve AustinHOST
60:06
[laughs]
Kevin NashGUEST
60:09
[laughs] I just, I was, I was wondering why I was enjoying that, that, that raspberry Crest I bought the other day.
Kevin NashGUEST
60:14
[laughs]
Steve AustinHOST
60:17
[laughs] Dude, speaking of Crest, I bought some toothpaste the other day, and it was Crest.
Steve AustinHOST
60:23
And, you know, each brand these days, whether it's Colgate, Crest or Ultra, uh, whatever it is, they all got a bunch of different flavors.
Steve AustinHOST
60:30
These days, toothpaste is so damn good, I look forward to brushing my teeth.
Steve AustinHOST
60:36
Sometimes in the middle of the night- If I get hungry, I could go in and get two pieces of bread and put some peanut butter on one side and some toothpaste on the other, have a peanut butter and toothpaste sandwich, and accomplish two tasks at one time.

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