Listerine Original Mouth Wash provides up to 24-hour protection against plaque, bad breath, and gum problems. A 30-second rinse with mouthwash during the morning and nighttime routine protect against germs that cause plaque and gum problems. The unique formula, with 4 essential oils of menthol, thymol, eucalyptol, and oil of wintergreen, deeply penetrates to remove bacteria in the plaque biofilm.

Key Ingredients:

Alcohol, Benzoic Acid, Poloxamer 407, Eucalyptol, Methyl Salicylate, Thymol, Sodium Benzoate, Menthol, Caramel. 

Key Benefits:

• It can help in better plaque removal than brushing and flossing alone

• It has a greater reach than brushing alone

• It has nearly 100% coverage on teeth, between teeth, and along the gum line

• It helps remove germs which cause bad breath

• It may be effective at fighting gum diseases and plaque

Good to know:
Contains alcohol (21.6% v/v) to help dissolve the oils in the mouthwash

Concerns It Can Help With:
Bad breath, plaque, and gum problems

Product Form: Liquid

Dosage: Twice a day

Directions for Use:
For best results, rinse with undiluted 20ml twice a day for 30 seconds. Don't rinse mouth with water or eat and drink anything for 30 minutes post-rinse.

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Keep out of reach of children

• Not recommended for children below 12 years

• If you accidentally swallow quantity more than used for rinsing, get medical help

Quick Tips:
Use undiluted mouthwash for best results.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Why is Listerine required along with daily brushing of teeth?
Brushing cleans only 25% of the mouth; germs may get left behind even after brushing. Leftover germs may cause gum problems, plaque, and even bad breath. LISTERINE® reaches the whole mouth to remove germs and reduces gum problems.

How does Listerine remove bad breath?
Listerine reaches the whole mouth to remove germs that cause bad breath, giving a whole-mouth clean feel. The mouthwash seeps deeper to attack the root of what causes bad breath.

How to know if I have gum problems?
Red, swollen, irritated gums, followed by blood in the sink after brushing or flossing, are some of the first signs of early gum problems. Gums go from firm and healthy pink to irritated, red and puffy.