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“100% Natural and Non Toxic Fluoride”

Written on: 26/04/2021 by CosmoLaine (7 reviews written)

100% Natural and Non Toxic Fluoride, Alcohol & Petrochemical Free. No Artificial Ingredients Featuring True Colloidal Silver & A Blend of Essential Oils Great for Oral Hygiene Effective and Safe, No GMO Ingredients, Vegan, Gluten Free, Animal-Cruelty Free Manufactured in USA… Read Full Review

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“Natural, pure and simple mouthwash for bacteria free mouth”

Written on: 18/03/2013 by soniafreedman (0 reviews written)

Mouthcoloid has helped me to clear old standing problem and I would like to recommend it to everyone. Please do not use any commercial mouthwash as they are full of alcohol and chemicals. Use only natural products for you and your children. Colloidal silver is perfect for teeth and gums as it kills all known bacteria! Commercial mouthwashes try to mimic the bacteria killing effects of silver, but in fact it fails as bacteria adapts to modern antibiotics, but there is one element that bacteria… Read Full Review

Warde's Response to soniafreedman's Review

Written on: 18/01/2014

But I was under the impression that, like the 'flora and fauna' in the stomach, there is good and bad bacterium in the mouth so ergo, killing everything 100% in a sort of 'scorched earth' policy may not such a good idea ?

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