Review on 🌬️ Freshburst Listerine Antiseptic Mouthwash – Oral Care Formula Kills 99% of Bad Breath Germs & Combats Plaque & Gingivitis, ADA Accepted, Spearmint Flavor, 1 L by Josh Moore

To be honest, we used simpler rinses in the family, that is, at a more affordable price. But if I plan to try something for myself, sooner or later I will buy anyway, at least once. Listerine turned out to be one of those acquisitions that I wanted to buy again. It coincided with several factors convenient for me. I appreciated the packaging with the film and the lid with the system, when the "casket opens" if you press in the right places on the sides of the lid. "Of course, the child is already an adult, this is mainly protection from small children who can unwind and try the product. The crash also didn't seem to have happened. Further, I got used to pouring a full cap and rinsing with cheaper options. I did the same with Listerine - foam came out of my mouth, it turned out to be too much. That is, all rinses foam a little, but this one is a little less than soap. So now I use half, or even a third of the cap. No more. It was this lilac that tasted sweet, slightly cloying, minty, but there was no desire to spit it out as soon as possible. And sometimes you pick up a remedy in your mouth and then she thought - you would rather get rid of it. So much disgusting taste. The freshness of breath directly depends on the leading factors - whether you use an irrigator, whether you suffer from chronic tonsillitis and whether you have a habit of regularly rinsing your mouth with at least ordinary water after eating. The notorious odors, as you understand, can have far more than one reason, and if you have problems, for example with your throat, then blaming the rinse aid that it masks your odors for 30-40 minutes is pointless. It just masks, the source of the "aroma" continues to be in you, and the bacteria that produce it, although they die after Listerine, immediately multiply at an amazing rate. So if you're mainly hoping to correct bad breath with Listerine, start by going to the doctor. Why point your finger at the sky, wondering about its true causes, deal with the main one. I brush my teeth in the morning, but I don’t rinse with Listerine right away, because breakfast is ahead. And why translate the tool just like that? First I eat, then I brush my mouth for a minute without toothpaste, rinse with water, and then rinse. It then acts for several hours, although my husband laughs and says that a powerful smell of chewing gum comes from me. At the expense of the whiteness of the teeth - I don’t know, the enamel has not become lighter. But the application has a good effect on the gums and the "number of bacteria" is a fact. Pluch taste, convenience, economy. In general, I'm ready to put even a five.