Colgate-Palmolive will alter its packaging and marketing of kids’ fluoride toothpaste in response to Texas’ investigation, which had accused the company of illegally advertising its products to parents and children, according to the Texas attorney general. Starting November 1, Colgate will release new packaging and marketing for its Colgate-, Tom’s of Maine-, and hello-branded fluoride toothpaste products for children under the age of 6, wherever an image of toothpaste on a toothbrush is used. Colgate will show a “pea-sized” amount of toothpaste on its packaging and promotional material in these images, according to a press release dated September 15 from the attorney general of Texas. Colgate’s written product usage instructions will not change because they already reflect U.S. Food and Drug Administration requirements, according to the release. Additionally, the report found that more research was needed to better understand whether health risks correlated with exposure to lower concentrations of fluoride.