When I read the directions for the toothpaste, I thought "apply to a dry brush!", what is that all about. I am so custom to wetting my brush with water before brushing but I followed the directions. I used the products twice a day as recommended. After brushing for the recommended time of 2 minutes, my mouth actually felt like it was refreshed totally without a trace of my regular toothpaste taste or sometimes one may even still have hints of food or other flavors on your taste buds. There was no foaming action and it felt awkward at first impressions but after reading from the TheraBreath page on how that “sodium lauryl sulfate” (soapy agent or foam in many other market toothpastes) actually caused canker sores. I don't suffer from those a lot but it was a wake up call to learn that information.
The Therabreath toothpaste has a clear color with little foaming action but has a slight tingling feel while brushing.
TheraBreath oral rinse was twice as refreshing with no overwhelming taste or alcohol. A smooth mouthwash perfect for gargling. A clear liquid with no hint of past mouth flavors inside my mouth or tastebuds. The mouth wetting lozenges are small, compact, and discreet but pack a load of confidence when keeping your assurance your have fresh breath.
Introduce others to TheraBreath by sending a virtual breath mint and enter the monthly giveaway. We all may tend to worry about bad breath at some point for reasons such as professional meetups, daily face to face interaction, or first chance meetings. With all these events and more, I say give Therabreath a chance and have the assurance throughout the day that you are rocking your best fresh breath!
Disclosure: I received the products pictured above free of charge by the company or PR representative in order to conduct an honest review. I was not compensated in any other way for this post. Thoughts, experiences, and opinions included are of my own written expressions. I am not liable for any issues you may incur from use of products.

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