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Lavoris Mouthwash, Original Cinnamon Flavor Review
Among the scores of mouthwashes stacked along the drugstore shelf beaming blue and green colors in an almost endless series of shades, Lavoris Mouthwash stands out with its bright red formula and alluring bottle. But the look of a mouthwash is rarely as important as its ingredients and the strength of its formula, and Lavoris makes some hefty claims. Having been around for several decades may be a feature on Lavoris' positive side, but at the same time, some users have reported frustration with a changing formula that hasn't necessarily gotten better over the years. Aiming to fight bad breath –especially morning breath--, the product is a second-generation oxidizer mouthwash with some promise and some let-downs, as well.
Lavoris Mouthwash's Taste, Use, and Power Against Bad Breath The cinnamon flavor used by Lavoris is likely to draw in some mouthwash users who aren't in the market for another kind of mint, but the taste has been described as overpowering by some. A mixture of cinnamon and cloves, the flavoring agents are held by Lavoris to be a nod to ingredients commonly used in ancient Chinese medicine. Along with the spice oils, however, Lavoris contains the sweetener sorbitol, which may make it too candy-like depending on personal taste. Some users like the spicy, tingly taste of this mouthwash, while others find it too strange or problematic with tasting certain foods after use. The product is indicated for freshening the breath primarily, though its use of alcohol might interfere with the goal of achieving truly fresh breath for people with halitosis concerns. Lavoris notes that it has been tested in the laboratory time and again over the course of its presence on the market, but many of these bad breath tests have been simple comparisons with other brands, such as Scope, and one might expect this second-generation mouthwash to at least perform better than a first-generation germ killer.
Morning Bad Breath Issues with Lavoris Mouthwash Halitosis sufferers are often on the lookout for a product that works as well as it says it does at performing the tasks it claims to do; an expectation that might not seem too out of the ordinary, but which can be difficult to meet. Lavoris Mouthwash bases its claims of effectiveness on the
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ability to get rid of bad breath, especially in the morning, yet its alcohol-based formula may dry out the mouth, causing further problems for people with halitosis, whether during the day or at night when the mouth can become very dry. Still, some users report having fresh breath right after use, and note that the effect lasts a while, though there aren't any claims of lasting all day or through potential bad breath-causing meals or activities. Some fans of Lavoris swear by its formula and regret that the product isn't available more frequently in stores, while others have nothing but frustration to report, from inefficacy to the apparently flimsiness of the bottle. Children may be attracted by the cinnamon flavor and bright color of this mouthwash, but its alcohol content may be cause for some parents to consider a different option, and as usual, children under six should be taken to the dentist or doctor before any use.
The Final Word on Lavoris Mouthwash and the Bad Breath Test Though it has no expected side effects associated with its use, this strong, sweet, and alcoholic mouthwash probably isn't the answer for everyone, including people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. For those in search of basic oral care and a refreshing kick of flavor, however, Lavoris Mouthwash may be a worthwhile trial for a personal bad breath test.
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