CB12 SPRAY fresh breath without alcohol Menthol 15ML in our organic pharmacy, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
The patented CB12 formula counteracts the daily oral processes responsible for bad breath .
Bad breath can occur at any time of the day: after a meal rich in garlic, a coffee, a cigarette.
CB12 Mouth Spray Without Alcohol Mint 15ml instantly refreshes the mouth and gives a pleasant breath for a long time. Small and practical , it can be taken everywhere with you, to keep your breath fresh in all circumstances.
Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of CB12 SPRAY fresh breath without alcohol Menthol 15ML with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
1 to 2 spray(s) 2 to 3 times a day.
Oral use only.
From 12 years old.
Irresistibly fresh breath all day
Discover the Mint alcohol-free CB12 Mouth Spray your practical solution for fresh and confident breath at any time of the day. With its advanced formula and menthol mint , this mouth spray gives you instant refreshment that lasts a long time.
Picture yourself talking to co-workers, meeting friends, or getting closer to that special someone. With CB12 Oral Spray, you can be assured of irresistibly fresh breath , even after consuming fragrant foods or drinks.
This handy mouth spray allows you to fight bad mouth odors at the source, by neutralizing the volatile compounds responsible for halitosis . Thanks to its compact size of 15 ml, you can take it everywhere with you, whether in your purse, your pocket or your toiletry bag. No need to worry about your breath anymore, the Oral Spray CB12 is there to offer you lasting freshness.
Take care of your oral health
The Mint/Menthol Alcohol-Free CB12 Mouth Spray 15ml goes far beyond a simple breath freshener. Its powerful formula has been specially designed to offer complete oral protection.
By using this mouth spray regularly, you can prevent the formation of dental plaque and fight the bacteria responsible for oral health problems. It helps to maintain a balanced oral flora, thus reducing the risk of cavities and gingivitis.
The mint and menthol present in the formula of the CB12 Oral Spray also provide a pleasant sensation of freshness, giving you the impression of having a clean and healthy mouth.
Freshness at your fingertips, wherever you are
With the hectic pace of everyday life, it is essential to have practical solutions to take care of yourself. The Mint/Menthol Alcohol-Free CB12 Oral Spray 15ml is designed to meet your oral freshness needs, wherever you are.
Whether you're on the go, in the office or on a trip, this mouth spray gives you immediate and long-lasting freshness without the need for water or a toothbrush. Simply spray the product into your mouth to instantly experience an invigorating sensation.
Thanks to its practical format, you can keep the Oral Spray CB12 in your sports bag, your toiletry bag or even in your pocket to have it handy when needed. Don't let the unexpected deprive you of fresh breath , trust CB12 to offer you a practical and effective solution.
Aqua, Glycerin, Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Aroma, Zinc Acetate, Potassium Acesulfame, Chlorhexidin Diacetate, Citric Acid.
The Alcohol-Free Menthol Fresh Breath Spray comes in the form of a 15ml spray.
Recommended for daily use.
Some factors can promote bad breath:
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