- Non-toxic unlike widely available commercial products
- Does not contain alcohol and is sugar free
- Eliminates bad breath or halitosis by penetrating deeply into the gum line
- 32 oz of long lasting and pleasant taste
- 2 tsp. is all you need after brushing or flossing (1 capful)
How to Use it: After flossing and toothbrushing, rinse your mouth with about 2 tsp (10 ml) of Durafresh Oral Rinse for 60 seconds to freshen your breath for hours.
Ingredients: Deionized Water, Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2), Natural Peppermint.
Durafresh Oral Rinse freshens breath by breaking the valence bonds of volatile sulfur compounds (VSC) thereby eliminating the cause of halitosis instead of masking it. Because of the unique properties of its active ingredient, Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide, Durafresh Oral not only prevents cavities in the teeth but also removes the plaque that is the primary cause of periodontal disease (gum problems) by killing the bacteria, fungus, germs and other microbial agents found in the mouth.
Durafresh ClO2 restores the oxygen in saliva. If oxygen is present, the anaerobic (non-oxygen users) bacteria cannot survive—reducing their growth potential, helping prevent the formation of periodontal pockets and bone loss. Employing the natural power of oxygen, Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide destroys only the bad bacteria. Whereas, alcohol-based and prescription mouthwashes destroy all the bacteria—both good and bad.
What is Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide?
Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2) is an oxidizing agent which is the principal chemical basis of Durafresh Commerical oral health care products. It is one of the most promising agents capable of maintaining optimum dental health without having carcinogenic side agents.
Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide is a highly effective germicide, viricide and fungicide which also introduces bacterial motility by releasing free radical O2 which reacts with the Sulfur/Nitrogen and Carbon bonds and by producing HOCl (Hypochlorous Acid), an effective germicidal agent.
ClO2 has been used in water purification for over fifty years and has been certified safe by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).