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2-Pack 16oz TheraBreath Gluten-Free Fresh Breath Oral Rinse (Icy Mint) Expired
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Amazon.com has 2-Pack 16oz TheraBreath Gluten-Free Fresh Breath Oral Rinse (Icy Mint) on sale for $10.85 when you clip the $2.32 off coupon found on the product page and checkout with Subscribe and Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders. Thanks benzyi
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TheraBreath mouthwash is currently at the lowest price I've seen it in the past 5 years. I always purchased this on a Lightning Deal in the past for around $11.30something. The catch is that it must be your first time S&S for this product to clip the coupon. With the clipped coupon and S&S (5% for me, so it could be less for you), it comes out to $10.83. >Now $10.85
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| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 1,335 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | TheraBreath Fresh Breath Oral Rinse, Icy Mint, 16 Ounce Bottle (Pack of 2) |
| Product Description: | Praised for its ability to attack and eliminate embarrassing breath odor, the patented TheraBreath formula in Fresh Breath Oral Rinse uses the power of oxygen to target bad-breath-causing bacteria deep below the surface of the tongue and at the back of the throat. This refreshing, alcohol-free antibacterial cleanser rinse doesn't burn or sting, so it’s easy to use every day. TheraBreath Icy Mint Oral Rinse is certified kosher, gluten-free and vegan. It is also free of dyes, perfumes, detergents, and other harsh additives that can dry or damage the mouth. TheraBreath Fresh Breath Oral Rinse is our flagship product and has been dentist- and pharmacist-recommended for more than 20 years. TheraBreath Fresh Breath Oral Rinse is an ADA approved product and has become one of the United States' best-selling speciality oral hygiene treatments. Fresh Breath Oral Rinse by Dr. Katz attacks sulfur-producing bacteria, morning breath, and food odor. In fact, clinical studies have verified that TheraBreath is extremely effective at attacking bad breath odor for up to 24 hours. This powerful mouthwash eliminates even the most severe cases of bad breath or halitosis (which is the scientific name for this condition). Dr. Katz’s proven oral rinse formula does not contain alcohol, artificial flavors, or colors. It is also pH-balanced to maintain a non-acidic environment in the mouth, which reduces burning and enamel erosion, while preventing tooth sensitivity. This product is safe to use twice daily and is available without a prescription. This product is sold as a pack of two 16-ounce bottles and is also available in a Mild Mint flavor that is easy on sensitive teeth and gums. As with all our products, TheraBreath Fresh Breath Oral Rinse is guaranteed to work to your satisfaction, or your money back! |
| Manufacturer: | DRQH9 |
| Model Number: | 14713 |
| Product SKU: | B00IRKRK9O |
| UPC: | 697029101162 |
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"The differences in clinical improvement between the sodium hypochlorite rinse group and the water rinse group were statistically significant. No adverse events were identified in any of the study patients, except for minor complaints about the taste of bleach."
By the way, I've been having great results with hydrogen peroxide instead. Diluted 50% twice a day.
Only negative review I see recently from the US was complaining that the tamper seal wasn't secure on delivery. I personally wouldn't utilize something that the tamper seal was broke. Not worth the risk and too easy to get a refund to bother. Still wouldn't stop me from buying.
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Only negative review I see recently from the US was complaining that the tamper seal wasn't secure on delivery. I personally wouldn't utilize something that the tamper seal was broke. Not worth the risk and too easy to get a refund to bother. Still wouldn't stop me from buying.
Only negative review I see recently from the US was complaining that the tamper seal wasn't secure on delivery. I personally wouldn't utilize something that the tamper seal was broke. Not worth the risk and too easy to get a refund to bother.
Exactly, you can't just go by the negative reviews with out reading some. Most people talk about the Packaging.
I been using this for years. So to answer your question, yes it work. You just need to find a flavor you like.
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Seems to work.
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https://dentists.usc.ed
"The differences in clinical improvement between the sodium hypochlorite rinse group and the water rinse group were statistically significant. No adverse events were identified in any of the study patients, except for minor complaints about the taste of bleach."
By the way, I've been having great results with hydrogen peroxide instead. Diluted 50% twice a day.