ACTDry Mouth Anticavity Zero Alcohol Fluoride Mouthwash 18 fl. oz. Soothing Mint

A very good product that really helps with a dry mouth

no after taste. it is hard to find unscented or flavored items

Exactly what I was looking for

I had a short period of dry mouth when I tested this out. It helped a little bit, meaning it helped keep my mouth moist for a short while, but it definitely does not last. I do like the flavor and that it has fluoride in it. It also has no burn and no weird aftertaste. When my dry mouth period ended, I kept using it as a supplement on days when I was using no-fluoride toothpaste.

I didn't except to like this so much. It won't fix dry mouth for a long time but feels super refreshing immediately after use. I don't like all the ingredients but it is what it is. I recommend this if you are suffering from mild dry mouth and also if you want to bath your teeth for a minute or two in flouride before spitting it out. I don't know how much it will get absorbed but I am hoping it will strengthen my teeth. I just use a small amount and let it sit in my mouth and tilt my head in different directions every 20 seconds to let it bath all the various quadrants of my mouth including under and over my tongue and the roof of my mouth as well as the sides of my cheeks and reaching the back of my molars. Give it a try instead of swishing, although you can do that as well towards the end. Just don't swallow this or anything with fluoride -ya gotta spit it out. For this reason, I don't recommend for kids.

I’ve tried all the dry mouth products. This and mild-mint Xylimelts are my favorites.

I use a night guard and that keeps my mouth open at night so this keeps my mouth from drying out!

I do think it helps reduce dry mouth when taken before bedtime. But I was looking at details to see how much flouride it contains -- not as much as the Anti-Cavity version that my dentist recommended. While I was looking over the label and the website info, I see a big conflict that XYLITOL (the anti-dry mouth part) is not listed as an Active Ingredient on the label, but the manufacturer's ad is claiming it is an active ingredient. Don't like that conflict. I am going to try the other one with 2x more flouride and assess how it does for dry mouth. Maybe it's not the Xlitol... maybe it's just using a rinse before bedtime.