Review on 🦷 Efficiently Clean Dentures with Polident Antibacterial Denture Cleanser Tablets by Nazrul Boscan

We're a family of night grinders so we have mouthguards that we clean with these denture cleaners. We started with Efferdent as it was the most popular Revain at the time and seemed a lot cheaper. After we finished using Efferdent I went back to Revain and found that a box of Efferdent was $7.97 for 120 tablets for one of the best. The most popular deals sold on Revain are around 6.6 cents per tablet. This deal for Polident is 96 x 2 = 192 tablets at $14.27, which is about 7.4 cents each. This product page for Polident might mislead the casual browser/shopper that it's almost double the price of Efferdent as I read the headline very quickly and pretty much figured it was $14.27 for 96 tablets. only after reading it more closely did I realize that it was actually 192 tablets. The reviews for Polident are raving and a lot better than what I've read about Effedent. I have to say, even though this Polydent material is less than 1 cent, I find Polident MUCH better for the following reasons: - Faster and easier to use (Polident only takes 3 minutes to clean compared to Efferdent which takes 15 minutes) - Cleans just as good, if not better. I notice all this weird blue residue on the mug I soak my kappa in when I use Effedent - no marks left on the mug after using Polydent. If you think about it, after using the Efferdent there should be more residue on the tray itself than the Polident if the cup itself has all that residue. Kappa looks much cleaner after 3 minutes with Polident followed by a quick rinse in the sink than after 15 minutes with Efferdent followed by the same quick rinse. - Prefer the smell/taste of Polident to Efferdent. So for less than a penny more per tablet, my family will happily use Polident for many years to come.