It's about Science TheraBreath® products are based on OXYD-8®, a highly potent, but extremely safe, pH balanced formula derived from sodium chlorite, stabilized through a proprietary method, a chemical used safely in water purification for over 100 years.

Lozenges for Dry Mouth Xylitol is found in many sugar-free products, stimulates salivary flow, and reduces bacteria that can overgrow a dry mouth. Xylitol also helps to minimize the risk of tooth decay. Sucking on the lozenge works your chewing muscles that also stimulate saliva flow, as does the lozenge flavor.

Relieve dry-mouth symptoms and keep your palate moisturized with ACT® Dry Mouth Lozenges. Formulated so they stimulate the flow of saliva and moisturize mouth tissue as you use - and you can take the relief with you anywhere in one of our convenient to-go packs.

Ingredients include: Purified Water, OXYD-8 (Dr. Katz's patented version of Oxychlor compounds), PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Tetrasodium EDTA, Sodium Bicarbonate, Sodium Benzoate, Essential Oil of Peppermint, Sodium Hydroxide.

Product information

Considered by many dentists to be one of the most powerful and effective oral rinse products for combating bad breath, TheraBreath PLUS Maximum Strength Fresh Breath Oral Rinse is dentist formulated to fight even the worst cases of bad breath.

Some lozenges are medicated and have anesthetic properties to help fight colds and ease the pain of a sore throat. A lozenge is intended to dissolve slowly in the mouth and release ingredients to suppress coughs, lubricate, soothe, and cool irritated tissues of the throat.

Sucking on a medicated lozenge starts to dissolve and release the medicinal ingredients. Sucking will dissolve the lozenge slowly, to temporarily relieve your cough and lubricate and soothe the irritated tissues of your throat.

It is used to medicate the mouth and throat for the slow administration in digestion or cough remedies. Lozenges may contain an anesthetic, a demulcent, or an antiseptic. Lozenges provide a pleasant dosage form for patients who are unable to swallow other types of solid dosage forms.

Sucking on a medicated lozenge starts to dissolve and release the medicinal ingredients. Sucking will dissolve the lozenge slowly, to temporarily relieve your cough and lubricate and soothe the irritated tissues of your throat.

Harold Katz created this premium oral care system at the California Breath Clinics over 20 years ago. Since 1994, TheraBreath has become one of five largest oral care companies in the U.S. and the biggest privately held oral care manufacturer in America. Millions of people worldwide use TheraBreath products every day.

1994 Since the introduction of TheraBreath products in 1994, no one has helped more people fight bad breath than Dr. Katz.

This product has significantly improved my breath. I used to be self-conscious about my breath, especially in social situations, but since using TheraBreath, that concern is a thing of the past. It provides long-lasting freshness, which is fantastic for all-day confidence.

Therabreath Oral Rinse Side Effects Swollen, red, or bleeding gums, tooth loss or ongoing tooth pain (signs that you may need additional dental care).

Ingredients. Lozenges may contain benzocaine, an anaesthetic, or eucalyptus oil. Non-menthol throat lozenges generally use either zinc gluconate glycine or pectin as an oral demulcent. Several brands of throat lozenges contain dextromethorphan.

• Hard Lozenges. Hard lozenges might be considered solid syrups of sugars.
• Soft Lozenges. Soft lozenges are easily compounded and can be colored and flavored.
• Chewable Lozenges. Chewable lozenges are popular with the pediatric population since they are “gummy-type” lozenges.