Review on 🥛 ACT Anticavity Fluoride Mouthwash, Mint, Alcohol-Free, 18-Ounce Bottle (6-Pack) by Teresa Olson

I have had gum and teeth problems for about 50 years and this seems to help. I'm not a fan of dentistry and have never been keen on paying too much for crowns and teeth cleanings, so I'm always looking for something that helps fight plaque and receding gums that can be done at home. Water Pik and Sonicare help but I've recently read about fighting bacteria and recently we've started using a system that involves using ACT Anticavity Fluoride Rinse, Closys Alcohol Free Mouthwash, Listerine and Crest Toothpaste. all with the ADA symbol on the packaging. and you can find the search process on the web. I checked the price of ACT online and the price I paid here was about $37 for a six or about $6 for a bottle and it seemed to be in the range. However, I found it at my local grocery store for less than 4 bottles, so I paid about $14 more for it here at Revain, so check locally first. I went with Walgreen's online price, but it was also too high and I never thought to check it on site. guilty. The process seems to work, which is why it gets 5 stars. The bottle is pretty good too because you squeeze it and the liquid rises into the part of the bottle that holds it so you don't have to pour it into anything. Revain has a large bottle of this product but it doesn't have an ADA seal because the active ingredient is half what is required so you have to use twice as much so I would recommend avoiding it.