Oral hygiene is very important. Most people will get gum health issues at some point and a lot of us are unaware that it is the biggest cause of tooth loss. Each time I visit the dentist now I get told that my gums are starting to recede and that I may be prone to gum disease. Brushing alone only cleans 25% of your mouth and I get reminded about flossing and mouthwash, both of which I’ve been doing for years.
So I was certainly up for trying a different brand of mouthwash to my usual. I’ve been sent a free bottle of citrus flavour ORGANii mouthwash to review.
ORGANii mouthwashes are currently priced at £5.95 for a 500 ml bottle and come in two flavours (citrus and eucalyptus).
ORGANii is not a brand I had come across previously, but all its products are organic. The mouthwash is formulated with organic aloe vera juice, which made me more interested to try it, as I’ve heard a lot of good things about aloe vera juice recently.
For instance I have a friend who has been drinking aloe vera juice for the last couple of months. Her skin complexion is noticeably clearer, although she does admit that it doesn’t taste very nice.
So forewarned about the taste of aloe vera juice, I gave the mouthwash a try. Result – no problem with the taste at all. I found the citrus flavour very refreshing. Admittedly I was only having a capful at a time and not drinking it. Which brings me on to my next comment. The bottle says to pour a small amount into the lid, then swill around mouth. That makes me shudder at the thought of potential mouth germs multiplying on the lid for over a month. I would much prefer it to say pour into lid, then into a glass for hygiene reasons.
Note it says on the bottle that the product is not suitable for children under 6, however I’m not ready to offer my older children mouthwash yet. Also on this point, I think it should really have a childproof cap, even though it does warn you to keep out of reach of children. Toddlers could easily attempt to drink the bottle if they succeeded in getting hold of it whilst your back was turned, especially if they have watched the parent putting the product in their own mouth.
However putting these concerns aside, it is very competitively priced, has a great flavour and doesn’t contain any controversial nasties like artificial preservatives and added colourants that may be present in other brands.
I’ve been using it for a couple of weeks now and haven’t noticed any difference in plaque and tartar build-up from my usual brand. But I am impressed how natural it is, so I would be very happy to buy this product.
ORGANii products are available at independent health stores nationwide and online at www.ORGANii.co.uk
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Disclosure. This post is a review of a product I was sent for free. All opinions are my own.
Very interesting; I only use mouthwash on-and-off, concentrating on keeping up with my flossing instead, but I do like it, and I’m intrigued by the idea of the different ingredients offered by this one. Thanks for reviewing it.
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I’m a mouthwash and floss every day person
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Looking for an alternative to my usual mouthwash
This seems ideal
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it feels your mouth with a very refreshed flavour
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I haven’t heard of this brand before either, I normally buy the shops own brand
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yes I haven’t seen it on any supermarket shelf yet, which means it is less well-known, but I definitely can recommend it
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I’m going to give this a try, it looks amazing 🙂
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yes I can definitely recommend this
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makes a change from a minty taste , and i agree about the germs side i always tip mine into the lid then into a cup to rinse
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exactly – my thoughts too
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Aloe Vera seems to be everywhere at the moment – glad to hear the taste is ok though. Thanks for linking up with #TriedTested
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yes I didn’t know quite what to expect taste-wise
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Well that’s a new one on me! Aloe Vera for your teeth!
Thanks for sharing your review on #TriedTested this week x
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Yes Aloe Vera seems to be one of the latest trends, appearing in lots of products
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This is very interesting. Aloe is great for skin & I will definitely be trying this.
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now wondering if I can actually make use of the aloe vera plants lining my window-sill
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I have never heard of this before either, it sounds good although personally it is a bit expensive and I would rather just go with the supermarkets own brand.
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I expect it is more than supermarket own brand, but it is about the same as what I currently pay for Listerine
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