Travel Size Portable Mouthwash,Mint Flavor Mini Individual Disposable Mouthwash for Fresh Breath, Alcohol Free,Travel and Office Essential (Pack of 20)

Perfect travel size and taste great. Some are in purse, suitcase and carry on ready for train. No 3-1-1 with these.

The materials are of good quality. All of these smells are very pleasant, not too strong or fake. They are also very simple to use. Nice product

I'm one of those people who ALWAYS has gum or mints in my car because there's nothing more social-anxiety-inducing than walking into a meeting with the feeling of bad breath.Sometimes, though, gum isn't appropriate and mints don't do enough. It's dangerous having a whole bottle of mouthwash in the car, too. These are perfect as they can just hid in the glove box are single use.Taste is fine, I generally prefer stronger tasting mouthwash (that "icy mint" feeling) but it does the job and doesn't have an alcohol burn.

I got these to keep on hand while we are travelling. Sometimes, you just need to freshen your breath while on the road. These packets are easy to use and they have a pleasant taste. No alcohol burn.MY PERSONAL COMMENTS:I am an approved Amazon Vine Member. We are provided the opportunity to order (free of charge) many items that are new to the market, or where a seller just wants some additional exposure for their product. We are NOT required to review every item in exchange for using it. I personally only order products that are important to me (and/or my wife), items I can use or items that I have the ability to properly test (I have lots of test equipment). So, from that use/testing I can provide an honest evaluation & review (and not always a 4 or 5 star) based upon my use and testing of the product. Thanks…and feel comfortable with any information I provide in a review.

I'm only giving these 4 stars because I prefer the taste of a really minty fresh, almost stinging mouthwash like Listerine or Therabreath. This one does taste good and it is minty, it's just not as strong as I would like. These are perfect for a quick refresh of the mouth after coffee or something, especially at work, and I love how easy it is to use on the go. It's way more convenient than brushing your teeth on the go, so I'm glad I have this option. It's a great value for the price. There is a little bit too much mouthwash in each pack for what I normally use, so if I'm able to I just save the remainder and prop it upright to use again later.

It's convenient, effective, and doesn't break the bank. My only real issue is with the dental/medical claims made vs what the product is. I think buyers need to be really, really cautious when a product claims to be useful for certain health applications and it really isn't.PROS:- Individual sachets are plastic lined paper, so no worry about product leaking in your luggage, even if crushed.- Pleasant mint without being overbearing.CONS:- Dubious claims on the box given what it is.- Mint flavor is almost too subtleWhen I purchased these, I was hoping for something akin to mouthwash for my nightly routine while traveling. This "kind of helps", but not totally. First, I wouldn't call this a mouthwash for dental health by in stretch; it's more of a breath freshener after meals or a day of meetings. The box says that it helps clear tartar, but that's not what mouthwash does. Some specifically formulated mouthwash can help prevent tartar build-up, but once it's there it isn't cleaned by mouthwash... you got to break out your little brush for that. At that point, the mouthwash isn't doing anything different from water by washing away the particles. In fact, as best I can tell, the medical claims on this product are all essentially the same claims you could make for giving a good rinse with water or even other home remedies. I don't take that lightly so I docked two stars for that.Another issue is the listing which is deceptive vs what you get. In some places the description says there are 30 strips while in the picture it shows a box of 12 strips, and again in the description it says it's a box of 20. The latter is the real answer, but why the confusion?Now with that demerit out of the way, these aren't bad for what they are. For the use-case they advertise (for example: traveling and keeping these in the carry-on), I could entirely see these being useful. I haven't flown with them yet, but I did recently go on a trip with these in my day bag. Their size and durability made it an easy-add without worrying about mouthwash leaking everywhere. If I throw away the issue with health claims, these are really a decent product at a reasonable price. I'd probably give these another shot, but the inconsistencies in advertising and sketchy health claims make me a bit worried.

This mouth wash is really watered down. It does not feel like it's doing anything to make my mouth cleaner. May as well gargle with water. The travel pouches are convenient, but I'd rather just get a travel sized bottle of stuff that I know works well.

This doesn't have alcohol and so won't really deal with any of the bacteria causing bad breath, just will mask it for a bit. I'm also sus about "urea" as an ingredient, don't want to put pee in my mouth thank you