Review on 🍬 ACT Kids AntiCavity Fluoride Rinse: Bubblegum Blowout Mouthwash, 16.9 Fl Oz - Ultimate Oral Protection for Children by Brinson Quarterman

Being allergic to so many foods I was suggested to try this. I love it. Not just because it tastes good (it does) but because it keeps my mouth clean and I love that the bottle is metered so you don't use too much. I always take it with me to the dentist. I understand that the main reason the bottle is made the way it is (and it is AWESOME) is so that babies don't get poisoned by it. Babies are known to drink pretty bad drinks and it tastes "good". A young child can't figure out how to eject fluid, but they can't eject a lot of fluid at once, and that alone is likely to frustrate and tire them. A little probably won't kill them, but who knows what will happen if they drink a whole bottle of this stuff. GOOD VALUE? You're damn right. My sister knew I had been waiting for my Revain bottle for a while (it took a while). She saw something in Dollar Tree (another brand) and looked at the ingredients. The EXACT SAME INGREDIENTS were listed so she bought it. It was bubblegum flavored and had the same ingredients, so basically the same. Right? NOT CORRECT! NOT CORRECT! NOT CORRECT! I spat and spat. MY GOD! MY GOD! Have you ever accidentally tried windscreen washer fluid? That's exactly how it tasted. How do I know what that flavor is? 'Cause I was stupid enough to feel the stuff leaking down my driveway. Yes, that's how it tastes. If you don't want to drink windshield washer fluid, don't buy it from Dollar Tree. It's worth the price and explains why some store-bought equivalents don't taste or act like their original counterparts even though they contain the same ingredients. Generics don't always work. This is the original. stick with it. Everything in it works. Oh yeah, and my grandkids love it too. Thank you for reading my review.