Listerine Ultraclean Intense Antiseptic Mouthwash + Whitening Protection*, Everfresh Technology to Help Fight Bad Breath, Gingivitis, & Plaque, Tartar Control Oral Rinse, Intense Mint, 1L

If you don't have any children you can clip off the ends of the cap with a pair of wire cutters and it won't have the Child Safety. Makes things easier. Especially when you have a bad arm. Pair of wire cutters cut off those little black tips. Great product the the flavor is excellent

Works well but now I prefer non-alcohol product

Best mouthwash on the market!

Freshens breath, makes mouth feel extra clean

Works well as a mouthwash however it’s very hard to swish for any amount of time - it’s an overpowering taste.

Big bottle. Great price

taste good

Since my last dental visit revealed I have large pockets in my gums for some of my teeth, my dentist recommended this mouth wash because it is antiseptic and helps to reduce plaque and tar. I was told to use this mouth wash twice a day for at least 30 seconds each time. Really, slushing this stuff in your mouth for 30 seconds is a good test of pain tolerance. For it to be more effective, you should not rinse it out of your mouth. So, the tingling lasts for a bit. I use this mouth wash after brushing my teeth so I don't have to rinse afterward. If it's painful, it has to be good, right? At any rate, having used this mouthwash twice a day for over a month, I seem to be having less problems with my gums and teeth when chewing, and the gum swelling after a tooth extraction is gone. Even though the discomfort caused by using this mouthwash isn't my idea of a really good time, required deep cleaning of gums, gingivitis, and gum disease aren't much fun either. My choice is to use this mouthwash to avoid and prevent problems that are much less fun to resolve. UPDATE 12/14/24: Since my dentist had recommended using Listerine, I have been using it religiously, twice a day, for about 2 months. At my most recent dentist appointment, the dentist told me that it looked like I had a yeast infection on the roof of my mouth. I told her I had been using Listerine as directed, and she told me to stop using it as some people have a reaction to it. I guess I am one of those people. Now I have a prescription for Nystatin that I have to gargle and swallow for at least 10 days and have another dental appointment for a recheck. Just a word of warning that not all people should use Listerine. I hope this review was helpful for you.