"All you have to do is fill out your full name, full address, and country."
Arm and Hammer is currently offering a free sample of their Advance White toothpaste. They claim that the toothpaste removes five times more plaque than their original toothpaste.
This Arm and Hammer toothpaste is made with baking soda, which works to get in between your teeth and gums where your toothbrush can’t reach. I know several people who believe in only uses all-natural products, and they swear by baking soda.
I love free samples, so you better believe that I filled out the form to get my free Arm and Hammer Advance White toothpaste. Who doesn’t want whiter teeth anyway?
Type the following into your browser: www (dot) tryarmandhammer (dot) com. For some reason clicking on a link that says the same thing doesn’t work.
All you have to do is fill out your full name, full address, and country. You can add your phone number, but I opted out of that. Next, is the box for your email address, which you must fill out in order to request the sample.
Underneath the email requirement are two boxes that you can check if you want to. Basically these boxes give Arm and Hammer the right to contact you about their products, or send you emails about future promotions. Then there are two survey questions about what type of toothpaste you currently use, followed by a security box that requires you to retype the displayed numbers.
Once you submit the form, you will have to confirm that your email address is real by clicking on the link that Arm and Hammer sends you. I did this and was told that my sample should arrive within the next six to eight weeks.
This Arm and Hammer toothpaste is made with baking soda, which works to get in between your teeth and gums where your toothbrush can’t reach. I know several people who believe in only uses all-natural products, and they swear by baking soda.
I love free samples, so you better believe that I filled out the form to get my free Arm and Hammer Advance White toothpaste. Who doesn’t want whiter teeth anyway?
Type the following into your browser: www (dot) tryarmandhammer (dot) com. For some reason clicking on a link that says the same thing doesn’t work.
All you have to do is fill out your full name, full address, and country. You can add your phone number, but I opted out of that. Next, is the box for your email address, which you must fill out in order to request the sample.
Underneath the email requirement are two boxes that you can check if you want to. Basically these boxes give Arm and Hammer the right to contact you about their products, or send you emails about future promotions. Then there are two survey questions about what type of toothpaste you currently use, followed by a security box that requires you to retype the displayed numbers.
Once you submit the form, you will have to confirm that your email address is real by clicking on the link that Arm and Hammer sends you. I did this and was told that my sample should arrive within the next six to eight weeks.