GlaxoSmithKline — sensodyne toothpaste

Address: 50490

I live in malaysia and my entire family uses sensodyne toothpaste for more than 10 years. 2 weeks ago i came back from a long trip to the united states. I bought a sensodyne toothpaste and was surprised to see how extra ‘thick’ the paste was in contrast to the ones bought here in malaysia. It was really good as it stopped my sensitive teeth from hurting when in contact with water and lasted 1 month. The price of sensodyne here is around the same as in the us after currency conversion. So why are sensodyne toothpaste sold in malaysia (Which looks like it was made in thailand), so ‘thin’ and having a consistency of about a third of what us comsumers get. Therefore sensodyne has stopped being effective and switching to colgate’s sensitive teeth toothpaste. Is this a normal company and manufacturing standards where different countries get different types of toothpaste? I’m writing this because it’s become too unbearable to accept that we malaysian consumers are being sold inferior toothpaste compared to the us. The tubes are smaller too. Please give us what we paid for and aren’t toothpastes supposed to have the same ingredients and go through the same processes for all countries, or is it made differently according to regions?