ioRinse Ultra Mouthwash is The Choice of 1,000s of Dentists as The Mouth Wash for Adults and Kids Oral Care and Hygiene. It's an Alcohol Free, Bad Breath Treatment and Gum mouthwash with Xylitol.

This stuff is amazing. Had shingles in the roof of my mouth. It helped heal them quickly. The taste was pleasing to me. It is expensive but well worth the cost.

This stuff is nothing short of AMAZING! Helped clear bout with Thrush caused by not properly sanitizing my Stanley often enough. 6 days of twice a day use along with carefully brushing of all of the surfaces of my mouth and it is healed. Mouth is moist again. Product has a pleasant taste and doesn’t leave a bad aftertaste. Give it a try. Yes, it is a bit pricy but well worth the money.

It’s good and it works. Quite surprised with the results would really recommend

I have two implants so I want to do whatever I can to take care of them and my gums. The minus 1 star is for the price. Its a seemingly good product but almost 30 dollars for a small bottle is ridiculous and just the company taking advantage of being the only product on the market of it's kind. Anyways, I can't say how well it works yet but I will say the taste isn't bad. I didn't notice any flavor of mint at all honestly. It tastes weird but not too bad. BUT the smell of it on my breath is what I find gross. It reminds me of like Ocean water smell but completely sterile and refined which makes sense because it contains iodine that is found naturally in the ocean and sea life. I find it unpleasant but with time I'll get accustomed to it I hope.

Great taste and good for your gum health!!

Very good solution, although the taste isn't as good as those tea tree extract mouth rinse, it can clean better. My dentist recently told me that I did a really good job vs. good job that they used to tell me.

Brilliant product that cleans and treats deep between the teeth and gumline, where toothbrush and flossing aren't sufficiently effective, providing incredible results.

These are supposedly the best thing to happen to oral hygiene since the invention of the tooth itself. But why is it so dang expensive?