The GREAT folks at The Vitamin Shoppe recently sent me a sample of Spry Oral Rinse for review It came just at the right moment because I just had my teeth cleaned at the dentist and I want to maintain good dental health.
Cool, refreshing Spry® Oral Rinse with all-natural Xylitol- a great-tasting natural sweetener with unique dental benefits. It is quick and easy to use! A 60-second rinse with Spry® Cool Mint or new Spearmint and Wintergreen reaches parts of the mouth that may be missed by brushing alone. Used daily, this mouth wash helps wash away bacteria and keeps your mouth clean and leaves you with great tasting breath.
What is Xylitol? Xylitol is an all-natural sweetener found in many fruits and vegetables, including raspberries and plums. It tastes and looks like sugar. Because it is all-natural, it differs substantially from artificially created chemical sweeteners like Splenda®, and aspartame. It is safe for people of all ages.
According to the literature I received from Xlear, clinical studies have shown that incorporating 8 to 10 grams of xylitol, found in Xlear's xylitol-rich products, into your daily routine may reduce the risk of tooth decay, inhibit the formation of plaque and improve overall oral health.
Spry Oral rinse is a great tasting rinse designed to help keep the mouth and teeth refreshingly clean. In combination with proper brushing and flossing, it helps eliminate the build-up of bacterial biofilm - that slimy film that collects on health teeth. I really like that Spry® Oral Rinse doesn't burn and it leaves your breath fresh and not smelling over powering or medication mouth.
Be sure to pick up Spry Oral Rinse at the Vitamin Shoppe!
You can learn more about these other Spry Dental Defense products by visiting them online at www.xlearinc.com/spry
Disclaimer: In keeping with the FTC 16 CFR Part 255 I would like to inform you that I received no financial compensation for this post. I received samples of this product for review purposes from the people at The Vitamin Shoppe. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own and have not been influenced in any way.
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