Product Review: Crest Pro-Health Mouth Wash
Crest Pro-Health Kills Millions of Germs Without the Burn of Alcohol
The bottle is clear making the blue mouthwash visible. The front of the bottle is mainly blue and silver. There is a big, blue, rectangular shaped bar running down the center, with a white box placed about 3/4 of the way up it. The rectangular shaped bar says that the product provides the dentist recommended benefits of fighting plaque, gingivitis, and bad breath for twelve hours. The white box states that is is a CPC antigingivitis/antiplaque oral rinse. There appears to be a light shining from behind those center blocks. The top of the label shines brightly and states that it is alcohol free.
The back of the bottle provides the drug facts; active and inactive ingredients, uses, warnings, and directions. The uses for this product are to help prevent and reduce plaque and gingivitis and to help control plaque bacteria that contribute to the development of gingivitis and bleeding gums. The recommended age for use of this mouth wash is six years and older.
In order to promote the product, Crest paired their Whitening Expressions toothpaste with the Pro-Health mouth wash. For a limited time you could buy both the toothpaste and the mouth wash for one low price. Needless to say, we stocked up. I do not plan on buying the harsher mouth washes ever again, unless my husband wants them. I think he kind of enjoys the burn of regular mouth wash. Maybe it makes him feel like it is actually working. This mouth wash really does deliver what it promises. It does not burn at all. My children, ages six and nine, both love this product. It tastes very good, almost too good. It leaves your mouth feeling clean and minty.
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Takeaways
- Crest Pro-Health is alcohol free.
- It is not recommended for children under six years of age.
- It fights bad breath for 12 hours.
Did You Know?
It is distributed by Procter and Gamble.
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