[Euthymol] Original Mouthwash, 16.9 fl oz | Fresh Breath Euthymol Original Toothpaste Flavor Natural Oral Rinse Liquid with Menthol, Pink Jelly Mouthwash for Treating Bad Breath

I absolutely love this mouthwash once I got used to the taste. Will purchase it again soon

It was a little pricey but worth it. I love the winter green flavor and the pink color. The color wasn't as pink as in the picture. Love the way it stays in your mouth after using. The flavor wasn't too strong which was good.I would buy this again

If you're used to normal American mouthwash this will take a bit of getting used to.Where that is the consistency of water, this is more like melted ice cream (it's pink so think strawberry). It has a minty flavor that's not too strong but instructions say to keep it in your mouth for a full minute which is too long.Not enough upside here to switch from normal, much cheaper mouthwash.

I just love this mouthwash. It has thickness to it & does not come out when I gargle. Thank You.

What caught our attention to select this was the idea of trying a brand [“EUTHYMOL”] that was reported to have been started during the year 1898. We were impressed a product could survive that long. We suspected the product was in existence because it was tried and true. We were curious. The French/English word usage on the label suggested, to us, this “original” mouthwash originated in England or France. That intrigued us even more. The vintage label even suggested nothing had changed, in all those years. You do not mess with success.We were fooled. There is little in the way of this being original, as to formulation. Back in the day, the EUTHYMOL brand supposedly used a formulation of eucalyptus and thymol. These ingredients do not appear in today’s formulation, but the taste is said to be like the toothpaste, which we understand still contains at least the thymol.What’s Thymol?Thymol is a derivative found in thyme oil, extracted from the plant family referred to as Thymus vulgaris, a flowering plant in the mint family. So, it makes sense this has historically had a mint type flavor, that some people identify with a root beer kind of taste. Now, since there is no accounting for taste, we will not try to persuade on the good or bad of that. But at least give you an idea. Thymol had been to have a pleasant aromatic odor and strong antiseptic properties, so makes sense it was being used in mouthwash. However, today, with the absence of Thymol, the manufacturers use other formulations for antiseptic properties, and colorings, thickening agents, and flavorings to mimic the past formula, the toothpaste and that pink color, which reminded us of Pepto Bismal in color and viscosity, to some degree. This is not a gel but seemed thicker than water.As for claims of benefits, there is none listed. We did learn of a study that suggested using this helped increase residual fluoride concentration in one’s saliva longer. Finally, EUTHYMOL® mouthwash was expected to improve availability of active ingredients and long-lasting freshness. Alcohol is a listed ingredient on the label. Used as we would any other mouthwash, followed-up with a water rinse. Compared to other mouthwashes, this has a premium price. It’s really geared to those who want to continue with that EUTHYMOL® taste, and pay for the privilege of having such.We are okay with all the above, however, what strikes us in a way that we must address, is that although this may have originally been a brand outta England, it’s now made in Korea. We are okay with that, but we just do not care to be led down a path that suggests differently. Also, we think the failure to picture the back of the label, with its current ingredients and location of manufacture was not the disclosure that could have been. At this time, we cannot say we would select this again.

Works well. Taste was good to me. Will purchase again.

Love this product so awesome

This product has Fd&c colors added to it ! That is not part of the original formula. Bummed. The toothpaste does too!