3 x Sarakan Anti-Plaque Mouthwash (300 ml) | Formulated To Reduce Plaque and Tartar | Alcohol Free | Fluoride Free | Vegan

I'm copy-pasting my review from another listing of a single bottle of the exact same product:The flavour of this stuff takes some getting used to, as it's less "minty-fresh", and more "medicinal". That said, it's far from unpleasant. It's a curiously aromatic, slightly sweet flavour reminiscent of cloves. Importantly, it's not a strong taste at all. However, to me the important thing is whether it's effective at keeping my mouth healthy with a reduced list of synthetic ingredients. The taste is secondary.What I love about it, is it seems to have a breath-freshening/germ-killing and anti-plaque action without burning and stinging. Although it contains no fluoride, one of the herbal extracts ("Toothbrush Tree" or Salvadora) is reportedly beneficial to gum health and dental hygiene. I figure that as long as my toothpaste (usually Kingfisher but currently Tom's of Maine) contains some fluoride, this should be alright.I have noticed that this mouthwash sometimes forms "bits" that you can see in the sink when you spit it out. I have experimented and noticed that if I use it before brushing, there are more bits. After brushing, there are less. After brushing and flossing with a Waterpik, less still. From this, I can only conclude that it somehow loosens and coagulates with bacteria, tartar, and/or food-particles, allowing you to remove more than mere brushing and flossing alone. It therefore does indeed perform the modest list of claims it says on the bottle - and more.I want to use milder products with more natural ingredients in them. Many synthetics are of course perfectly safe - but we've evolved for a million years as a species in the presence of natural compounds that have undergone minimal processing. If we make use of these before needing to resort to synthetics, we're both minimising our environmental impact, and exposing ourselves to less things that we're simply not used to dealing with (on an evolutionary timescale). I could just be sensitive, but I came to this conclusion because I noticed that a lot of modern products either sting/burn, or dull my senses. Conventional toothpaste and mouthwash dry out my face around my mouth to the point that the skin is like bleeding sandpaper. I don't want to put something that has that effect inside my mouth!! In the search to find a gentle alternative that still keeps my gnashers strong and my breath like roses, I think I've found the best mouthwash in Sarakan.

The only mouthwash we will use

This is an excellent mouthwash it leaves your mouth feeling clean.

So after 2 years of using Sarakan Mouthwash I feel Im in a position to leave an honest and constructive review.First off I must say Im very health concious and keep a very watchful eye on what goes in my body. It took me ages to find the right 'one' without all the nasties in like Fluoride and Alcohol etc. After reading many reviews myself I came across sarakan mouthrinse which in my honest opinion ticks all the boxes.Here are a list of benefits Ive found since using Sarakan:- Fresher breath for longer, even when I wake up in the morning- Reduced dental work (in fact none!)- Whiter teeth- Improved sense of taste (This may just be me!)- Dislodges stuck food easily- Great taste (Im not sure why other people are moaning in the reviews)I go through around 2-3 bottles a month by myself using it twice a day. remember you don't need to have a full mouth of this stuff just enough to ensure a through rinse which in my case is 10-15ml.You will also notice as you are rinsing bits of food become dislodged from your teeth - this shows the truth magic and effectiveness of this mouthwash.I now buy 3 bottles every month without fail - The pinnacle of mouthwashes.

This is a gentle herbal mouthwash with a soft mint flavour that doesn't do much to curb plaque and tartar, but is very nice for freshening your mouth in the morning or throughout the day.We attempted for a while to use it as our sole mouthwash due to my partner's preference for this over the TheraNeem mouthwash, but unfortunately felt that we were getting more plaque buildup with this alone. We like to use this one in the mornings and Organix South's TheraNeem at night (please see my review). This combo keeps our teeth and gums feeling great, with reduced sensitivity.It would be a nice natural alternative for someone who cannot stand the flavour of the TheraNeem but with the caveat that it may not be quite as effective on its own (when used in conjunction with regular flossing and fluoride-free toothpaste).

I use this like oil pulling if you dont know what it is search on tinternet, great product. i once bought this through a network marketing company (for those that dont know what this is you probably call it a pyramid scheme LOL)Also i tried looking on amazon for this and it was around the same price. Anyhow it used to be £3.49 a bottle so getting 3 bottles for this price off £3.79 quality good stuff. WELL HAPPY..init? Bought 2 packs.

We like this. Tastes like how I'd expect a spa to smell, if that makes sense. Either way, the kids and I love it!!

Really recommend Sarakan mouthwash and the fact it sues natural ingredients is a plus.It has a strong flavour but I like it and it does the job well, removing plaque and freshening breath