Dry Mouth? Bad Breath?
Finally, a mouth rinse that gets rid of bad breath without a burning aftertaste. Almost all rinses I’ve tried in the past contain alcohol, which is really bad if you suffer from dry mouth like I do.
My friend told me about Oxyfresh products, ‘cause he knows I’ve been looking for something to help moisten my mouth. When you have Sjogren’s Syndrome you need all the help you can get. I’m tempted to use it as an eye solution, it works so good. Just kidding! I’m told it’s also recommended by dentists for chemo and radiation patients (mouth sores, gum problems, etc), and dry mouth caused by rheumatoid arthritis, smoking and a bunch of other stuff.
Along with my dry mouth I suffered from chronic thirst, bad breath, sore throats and occasional sores. I must have spent a fortune on chewing gum and other products to help me produce more saliva. They helped for a little while, but not like this Oxyfresh Power Rinse. The taste is great; it’s very mild, not like the other brands that are really overpowering. I’ve also starting using their toothpaste (no fluoride), and I sometimes use the Super Relief Gel, which is really good for treating mouth sores, which I hardly get any more.
Anyway, if you want to try it, here’s what I do: I just go to my friend’s website and order. Here’s the link: Chris' Oxyfresh. There’s a ton of information on the website, if you need more information. You can also call them at (800) 333-7374, but be sure to mention his name, Chris O’Kelley. It helps him out a little bit, which is only fair, after all. You won’t see any advertisements for Oxyfresh, and can’t buy it in stores; so we wouldn’t have heard about it unless your dentist recommends it.
My friend told me about Oxyfresh products, ‘cause he knows I’ve been looking for something to help moisten my mouth. When you have Sjogren’s Syndrome you need all the help you can get. I’m tempted to use it as an eye solution, it works so good. Just kidding! I’m told it’s also recommended by dentists for chemo and radiation patients (mouth sores, gum problems, etc), and dry mouth caused by rheumatoid arthritis, smoking and a bunch of other stuff.
Along with my dry mouth I suffered from chronic thirst, bad breath, sore throats and occasional sores. I must have spent a fortune on chewing gum and other products to help me produce more saliva. They helped for a little while, but not like this Oxyfresh Power Rinse. The taste is great; it’s very mild, not like the other brands that are really overpowering. I’ve also starting using their toothpaste (no fluoride), and I sometimes use the Super Relief Gel, which is really good for treating mouth sores, which I hardly get any more.
Anyway, if you want to try it, here’s what I do: I just go to my friend’s website and order. Here’s the link: Chris' Oxyfresh. There’s a ton of information on the website, if you need more information. You can also call them at (800) 333-7374, but be sure to mention his name, Chris O’Kelley. It helps him out a little bit, which is only fair, after all. You won’t see any advertisements for Oxyfresh, and can’t buy it in stores; so we wouldn’t have heard about it unless your dentist recommends it.
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