Essential Oxygen, Certified Organic Brushing Rinse, Combo, Peppermint, All Natural mouthwash, Dentist Recommended, Alcohol-Free Oral Care, 1 - 3 fl oz bottle and 1 - 16 fl oz bottle, BR (Pack of 2)USDA Organic

I got a sample of this in Rawbox (a subscription box) a few months back and kept it around but didn't use it for a long time. And then, over the weekend, my gums were pretty inflamed (I had been drinking too much diet soda and the acid was causing problems). I remember using peroxide mouthwashes when I had braces and got sores from the brackets and wires, so I figured I would give this a try.One other thing to mention, I'm just using this as mouthwash. I am still brushing with regular toothpaste (I have some tooth damage from grinding my teeth back when I was in grad school and I really need fluoride), but I use this as a mouthwash periodically during the day, really focusing on the area with the most inflamed gums (maybe 3-4 times per day, just when I feel like I need it). And, after only about two days, I am already a lot better -- very little pain (really, almost none) and no more bleeding gums when I brush my teeth. The sensitivity in that area is going away, too.This is very gentle and it is not strongly flavored. You do get a mild minty/herbal flavor from the essential oils, but it is definitely tolerable. This is much more pleasant to rinse with than, say, Listerine, and it does not contain alcohol. It foams a bit; that's the hydrogen peroxide doing its work. (Due to the hydrogen peroxide, make sure you don't swallow this.)This is not going to protect your gums if you keep doing the things that got you into trouble in the first place. (Sadly, I have had to give up diet soda for now.) And if anything is hurting/bleeding in your mouth for more than a few days, you should really get to a dentist. But if you catch your problem early, like I did, this can be part of a combination strategy for getting your gums back to health.I would agree that this helps freshen the breath -- the peroxide kills germs and the essential oils probably contribute a bit, as well. I can't say whether it whitens the teeth after only two days, I'm mostly using this for the health of my gums. Any whitening down the road will be an added benefit. For what it's worth, this is a clear, non-viscous liquid.Anyway, glad I decided to give this a chance, as it has really been helping.

I have been using this for about a year. I have my teeth cleaned every 10 weeks. Both the Dentist and the Hygienist noticed a big improvement in my gums. Less bleeding and less pain for me! I don't tolerate mint well, yet the Wintergreen is mild enough to not notice any sensitivity..

Great way to brighten a smile and mouthwash alternative. I repeatedly buy these mouthwash with hydrogen peroxide and recommend family and friends to use this product as it works well. It takes a little getting used to if you are using the traditional mouthwashes taste, but once you do....you won't even need to use whitening products. I've used these products for over a decade and even make my own home version. I buy from time to time to use the containers again... if you don't want to make your own version...this is a great product to keep your mouth clean and fresh.

Had a roommate with severe problems with his gums and this apparently helped clear it up. I use it regularly myself, since it appears more effective than standard toothpaste and avoids the complications of glycerin and fluoride by leaving them out of the equation.The only thing that has me miffed is on the EssentialOxygen website they list dentists with checks or x's by their names who support organic and non-invasive dental procedures, but one of the criteria listed is homeopathy which is neither explained nor referred to anywhere else on their site.The page can be found here listed under "Progressive Dentist Directory": [...]For those who don't know, Homeopathy is a vastly discredited pseudoscience in which diluting a chemical somehow increases its potency. This is demonstrably false, which any person, regardless of education, could determine by simply adding water to a small amount of juice and realizing it doesn't taste as sweet. Why they would list this a positive criteria is baffling, other than to potentially deceive easily outwitted conspiritards. Homeopathy is placebo incarnate.Ozone Therapy, while young in dental applications, does appear to have a more solid base in medical fields, however, so I won't strike them for that.Anyways, good product, but the website oddity has me holding essentialoxygen suspect until they review the quality of the information they disseminate to the public.

This rinse has a strong peppermint flavor and leaves my mouth feeling fresh for a long time. It really helps with breath. The only downside is that the taste can be a bit intense if you prefer something milder.

My gums have been sensitive in a couple of areas for the past month and this mouth wash has absolutely made it better in just a week. I tried periodontax and a drs mouthwash for sensitive gums and those did not work. Added bonus- my teeth are whiter and around an implant where I used to see a little of the metal is now covered by the healthy gums.

Works great

This product is good and the only cons are the strongness of the flavor and the price. The product was nice and it felt as though it cleaned my mouth well, however the taste is very strong and burns the sides of my mouth when I use it. The price of the product is another con because it only comes with one for the price of 20 something dollars which crazy for one bottle of mouthwash when there are many better options for half the price.