ProFresh Oral Rinse, 16.9 Ounce, 2 Week Supply, Includes Prep Pack, Alcohol Free, Flavor Free, Fights Bad Breath

When used as the directions state it does what it says it will do! I often buy the 6pack but in a pinch I’ll get the single bottle to hold me over. It definitely helps with morning breath from what I’ve experienced! Give it a try with a single bottle first and see what it does for you!

Good product

Ok. So the product does smell like straight up bleach water when you add the activator packets but it has no taste. This is a good thing. There’s no attempt to cover up bad breath with minty flavors/smell. It truly does what it says…. Provides a breath of fresh air for 24 hours. I’ve tried all types of mouthwashes and they all seemed to either make things worse or cover it up for a short time. Not this product!! It really works!! It’s only been a few days now. I saw immediate improvement in just one use!! I can have conversations with coworkers without feeling self conscious about my breath or feeling like they’re tugging on their masks to block my breath from coming in. Lol… I can laugh about it now but it was so frustrating. I flossed and brushed twice a day, sometimes more but i never felt like my breath was really fresh. Gone are those days!! Try it out!! You have nothing to lose but your not so pleasant breath!! You can always send it back if you don’t have results. It’s a win win.

I like it I will buy again 4star because of the peice.

This mouthwash not only cleans your mouth, it helps prevent biofilm from developing in your mouth and throat. Which is why it works better than regular mouthwashes. Biofilm may have been around as long as humans, but certainly as long as bacteria have been working on ways to survive despite anti-biotics. Long story short, bacteria build biofilm to protect themselves, like little biological forts for themselves to hide in. Which they do. Under a microscope, biofilms seem to form in shapes like little blobs that stick to air passages and other tissues, which perhaps explains why people who suffer from throat originating bad breath (adenoidal bad breath) have a perpetual scratchy throat, or the sense that something is stuck in the throat, even when no tonsil stones are present. Tonsil stones not only stick in tonsil crypts, they can stick in adenoidal tissue. They are probably sticking to biofilm. People with hard to treat sinus infections and kids with "neck infections" probably have a lot of bacteria harboring in biofilm. Sooooooooooooooo, getting rid of biofilm, breaking it up and keeping it from forming are super important to treating bad breath. Which this product will do. There are other similar chlorine dioxide products out there. This is one of the best and a great place to start developing a disinfecting mouthwash regimen. I highly, highly recommend this product.

EDIT: I expected this to work right away. However, after about 1-2 weeks, it exceeded my expectations! I haven’t smelled my husband’s breath whatsoever.. it smells like normal human breath when we talk close to each other… we tried everything before and it can’t compare to this. I bought more of this product! Old review: I bought it for my husband. He has bad breath and it doesn’t seem like anything works. He tried this and it helped a little but not like the marketing claims. Would I buy it again for the price? No.

Have used this for years. In addition to eliminating bad breath, it also removes plaque.

Chlorine Dioxide has a short half life. There was about 10 PPM Chlorine Dioxide immediately after mixing the action packs with 16.9 oz of Aquafina. 19.5 hours later there was 0 PPM Chlorine Dioxide. I used the "Industrial Test Systems WaterWorks 480031 Chlorine Dioxide Testing Strip" to measure the PPM Chlorine Dioxide. Bleach doesn't have such a short half life. I added 1 cc of unscented Clorox (with 6.05% sodium hypochlorite) to 1 gallon of purified water and it had about 10 to 20 PPM free chlorine. 13 days later it still had 10 to 20 PPM free chlorine. I used the Hach "AquaChek 7-Way Pool and Spa Test Strip" to test for free chlorine.