Natural Alkalizing Miracle Mouthwash | Adult & Kids Mouthwash for Bad Breath | pH Balanced Oral Care Mouth Wash & Mouth Rinse (16 fl oz)

The mouth wash has weird taste but I have to say it’s the best mouth wash I’ve ever tried. Leaves teeth clean and there is no aftertaste or dryness in the morning.

Ĺove this fresh feeling it leaves!!!

Started using this and never looked back. reordered.

I cannot begin to explain what an actual miracle this mouthwash is. I’ve tried countless. This is the REAL DEAL. My gums have always bled. Always. I couldn’t do anything about it, and I hated going to the dentist because they were not exactly…nice. I never got any advice other than ,” Your teeth look bad. Brush and use fluoride mouthwash and toothpaste.” I do not like fluoride at all, nor do I trust it. I started down a rabbit hole, and here’s a fun fact, people: AVOID glycerin and citric acid in your dental hygiene products. Citric acid is a black mold derived ingredient that actually melts the teeth. Look it up. And they put that in SO many products. Food, toiletries, and other household items. Glycerin is sticky and horrible to have on your teeth and in your mouth. It prevents the recalcification of your teeth! I had to chuck every single dental product I owned. ALL of them had this junk in it, on top of a bunch of crazy chemicals I couldnt even begin to pronounce. And this included the “natural and organic” options, too! Fast forward to Uncle Harry’s, GAME CHANGER. No gross chemicals. No junk! No glycerin! No fluoride! No citric acid! Within a WEEK, my life-long inflamed gums are GONE. No blood in the sink!! Theyre now healthy, pink, and don’t hurt! This combined with the toothpaste= beautiful pink gums and shiny BRIGHT WHITE teeth. Oh my gosh. Uncle Harry’s sponser me. Please please please give this a try! Worth every single penny. What price can you put on good dental products that actually work? How much are your teeth worth to you? Do yourself a massive favor, get this, the toothpaste, the remineralizing drops, and a tooth powder. (I use Simply Sooney for the tooth powder.) P.s. This mouthwash is very strong. Dilute in a little cup if you need to. Your tongue may hurt for a couple days, and you may experience some taste loss. This is nothing to be scared of. Clove oil can have that effect, and it will go away in a couple days at most. (I know this because I swished straight clove oil a year ago to help with a sore gum. Dont recommend swishing straight clove oil unless you want to burn out your taste buds for 3 weeks.)

I'm not one to write reviews, but when I saw several with 1-2 stars in the mix as I went to re-order I decided to speak to them as best I could. I really like this product. I have had sensitive teeth for years now, particularly in spots where I've had dental procedures in the past. After complaining about it to several friends, one of them suggested that I try this product since it actively rebuilds the surface of your teeth. I'm always skeptical of claims like that, but after reading a bit about the idea of remineralization I decided to give it a shot. While this stuff isn't cheap, it seemed worth trying. I am very happy that I did so. After using it once a day for three days in a row, the two painful spots on my teeth felt as good as new. All pain and sensitivity were gone, and stayed gone even when I ate cold foods or drank hot coffee. I'm not a dentist so I can't rightly say that my teeth are "healing," they sure feel like they are. And ending the discomfort was well worth the price of the mouthwash. To speak to people's complaints (other than the one about prostitute feet, which I'll leave to those with direct experience), I'll take it step-by-step: - This stuff has a crazy strong flavor. To me it tastes like clove oil with a little mint mixed in. It doesn't burn like Listerine or anything, but the flavor is intense and lasts a long time. And while I don't particularly like it, I've gotten used to it without much trouble. Just know that it's entirely different in flavor than the name brand mouthwashes we've all grown used to. - It's also salty tasting, and for the first week after I started using it everything I ate tasted saltier than normal. After awhile that faded away though, and after a month everything tastes normal again. I don't know why this happens - Hey Uncle Harry, can you speak to the cause? Regardless, I understand why people are bothered by it, but again it's worth it for me. Especially since it does go away after awhile. - I use this stuff after I brush my teeth at night. I swish water after brushing, then squirt maybe 2 teaspoons worth of the mouthwash straight into my mouth along with about the same amount of water. It's not a ton of liquid, but it's easy enough to move around my mouth and swish vigorously for a couple minutes. When I'm done I spit it out but I *don't* rinse afterwards. Then I sleep, sometimes with a mouthguard to keep me from grinding. Maybe if I rinsed afterwards then I wouldn't have gotten that lingering salty issue, but then again the whole point of this product is to raise the pH of my mouth so why not leave a little in there while I sleep? Your mileage may vary, but it works for me. - Oh yeah, and don't forget to shake the bottle each time before you use it. Some of the ingredients settle to the bottom pretty quickly. In short, the mouthwash takes some getting used to, and everyone should know that before they try it. But I believe that it's 100% worth taking the time to adjust to it. 3 months after buying my first bottle I am absolutely satisfied with it, and will continue to buy it in the future.