Equate Alcohol Free Multi-Action Antiseptic Oral Rinse, Zesty Mint, 33.8 fl oz

WHILE IT SHOWS AS CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL, IT REALLY DOES HAVE ALCOHOL IN IT...IF AN ALLERGY TO ALCOHOL, THEN THIS IS NOT FOR YOU...SO I CANNOT RECOMMEND BASED ON PRINTED ADVERTISING AS NO ALCOHOL IN CONTAINER.

Makes your breath feel fresh and clean. It doesn't burn, so even my young son uses it. Helps keep gums healthy. No aftertaste and kills bad breath on the tongue.

Leaves blue clumps stuck in your teeth. I poured the whole bottle out after a few uses. Unusable if you have to floss the blue clumps out of your teeth!

i was surprised this tasted so good. I'm used to barely being able to keep mouthwash in my mouth for the full 30 seconds! This was no problem. Glad i tried it and will buy again.

This mouthwash contains “cetylpyridinium chloride” which made my teeth look dingy and dull, as well as staining literally ALL of them with dark, cavity-looking stains- at the gum line, between the teeth, and surface crevices. All in just a few short weeks! The result was an extra long dentist appt with an ultrasonic cleaning and twice polished. A day later and my teeth are still sore! I did some research and this particular type of anti-cavity compound is known to stain teeth in a percentage of people, which apparently includes me. It also turned my tongue blue and made blue gooey globs (for lack of a better word) I assume from mixing with residual toothpaste, that stick in your mouth or in the sink basin and have to be manually removed. I used half of a bottle, but threw it out after my dentist appt. My hygienist recommended Act or Lysterine, which I will gladly return to using! PS read the labels as Crest uses the same compound