therabreath mouthwash travel

Labeling covers adults and older children. Depending on the formula, labels include "Adult," "6 Years and Up," and "12 Years and Up."

Use after brushing: measure the recommended dose, swish, then spit. Many products specify swishing for about 1 minute and advise not to eat or drink for 30 minutes afterward. Some formulas provide measured-dose directions (for example, 2 teaspoons/10 mL twice daily, or 4 teaspoons/20 mL for a 30-second rinse) — follow the specific bottle instructions.

Packaging is travel-ready: bottles are TSA-compliant travel sizes (around 3 fl oz), often labeled as trial/mini travel size. Some product details also note recyclable plastic or BPA-free packaging.

Commonly advertised as free from alcohol, dyes/colors, SLS/sulfates, and parabens; some formulas also highlight no animal testing.

Most travel bottles are small—around 3 fl oz (listed as 3 fl oz or 3.01 fl oz in product details).

Active ingredients include fluoride (Sodium Fluoride 0.05%), CPC (cetylpyridinium chloride) for gum care, and xylitol in breath‑freshening formulas.

Travel-size bottles are available in mint variants such as Icy Mint, Clean Mint, and Fresh Mint.

Bottles include the standard warning to keep out of reach of children and list suggested ages such as "Adult," "6 Years and Up," or "12 Years and Up." Some labels state not to use for children under 6 and provide age‑specific rinse directions; follow the product's label instructions.