Review on 🌱 Oxyfresh Pro Formula Fresh Mint Mouthwash – Zinc Patented Mouthwash for Fresh Breath & Healthy Gums | Dye, Fluoride & Alcohol Free (1- 16 oz Bottle) by Andy Sayloon

I actually bought this for my own mouthwash. I am young and passing chemotherapy now. One of the first symptoms I noticed after my first chemo was a sore throat and a mild form of oral thrush. I couldn't live with a bad mouthfeel during those 4-5 days post chemo when good bacteria are at their lowest, bone pain is severe and other side effects are at their worst (week 2 and 3 are always much better and then come back for another one Infusion). I've had to learn the hard way that my tongue is more sensitive and I can't use my regular medium bristle tongue brush. The gums are also more sensitive and there is a risk of receding gums. or injury. I have been using Nimbus ultra thin toothbrushes for a long time to avoid receding gums and such. do it now. I had to switch to a different soft toothbrush for my tongue and a toothbrush for my cheeks as my medium bristle oral B brush was scratching my tongue after chemo. The fabric becomes really delicate. For homemade mouthwash I use: • 8-10 ounces of distilled liquid • 1 tablespoon of this mouthwash (shake well first) • 1/4-1/2 tsp. Table Soda • 1/4-1/2 tsp. Sea Salt • 1/2–1 tbsp. l. Colloidal Silver • 1 tsp. Xilite granules • 1 tbsp. l. Food Grade Liquid Aloe Vera • Additional supplements: Calcium phosphate powder and some lidocaine if you have a lot of mouth ulcers. Pharmacies make/mix "Magic Moth Liquid" with lidocaine for cancer patients and people with severe mouth injuries. Mix well and refrigerate for up to a week or until it disappears (about 3 days for me). I use it when brushing my teeth and as a mouthwash and mouthwash after meals.* If you know what you're doing, add mint flavor or essential oil.