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102-Count Efferdent Complete Clean Denture Cleanser Tablets Expired
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Amazon has 102-Count Efferdent Complete Clean Denture Cleanser Tablets on sale for $2.37 (price shown at checkout) when you check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more. Thanks aepro
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Efferdent Anti-Bacterial Retainer and Denture Cleanser | 5-in-1 Cleansing System | 102 Tablets [Complete Clean] on sale for $2.37 w/ S&S
- Effervescent 5-in-1 cleansing system; actively cleans, whitens and freshens retainers, dentures and other dental appliances
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| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 260 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Efferdent Anti-Bacterial Denture Cleanser | 5-in-1 Cleansing System | 102 Tablets [Complete Clean] |
| Product Description: | Efferdent Denture Cleanser cleans full plate dentures, partials, retainers and other dental appliances with its powerful effervescent cleaning action. It's strong enough to take care of the toughest stains and forces its way into hard-to-reach places between dentures. Efferdent Denture Cleanser also fights plaque build-up and kills 99.9% of odor-causing bacteria. It is no surprise that denture wearers feel confident when they use Efferdent Denture Cleanser -- it is the only denture cleanser tablet accepted by the American Dental Association. |
| Manufacturer: | Medtech Product Inc. |
| Model Number: | 10814832015876A |
| Product SKU: | B0149HO30C |
| UPC: | 814832015879 |
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There's really no reason you need to use persulfate denture cleaners when there are several varieties available that are persulfate-free, such as DentaSoak and Fresh Guard. If you would prefer to save even more money you could just use a squirt of liquid castile soap instead – it's all natural, safe, and works just as well as any other chemically-based cleaning compound. So while this may be a "good deal", it's certainly not "good for you".
I got a Ukoke machine that was well-rated for $30. It works best with those tabs. I tried mouthwash and or dish soap, but there'd still be gunk. With the tabs, they're so clear and no gunk left behind.
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There's really no reason you need to use persulfate denture cleaners when there are several varieties available that are persulfate-free, such as DentaSoak and Fresh Guard. If you would prefer to save even more money you could just use a squirt of liquid castile soap instead – it's all natural, safe, and works just as well as any other chemically-based cleaning compound. So while this may be a "good deal", it's certainly not "good for you".
Well you aren't suppose to eat it. My used motor oil looks like delicious chocolate syrup, but I'm responsible enough to store it safely.
I'm sure most people rinse off afterwards whatever they use it with. I'm no doctor/chemist/whatever, but I'm pretty sure the residual leftover on the item cleaned won't be enough to cause any issues.
Still on sale. Went OOS. Now it's back.