Amazon BasicsFluoride Mouthwash for Adults, Anticavity, Alcohol Free - Refreshing Mint Flavor, 1 Liter, 1-Pack

The push in my state to remove fluoride from our water made me nervous so I ordered this mouthwash just for my own peace of mind and dental health. The taste is good, since it is alcohol free it doesn’t burn when you use it. It has a pretty mild mint flavor that isn’t too bad. Easy to use and an easy way to give my dental care that extra hygiene. Great for the price as well, very reasonable and affordable for the amount you get.

This mouthwash is amazing! It leaves my mouth feeling super fresh and clean without being too harsh. The minty flavor is just right—not overpowering but strong enough to give long-lasting freshness. I also love that it fights bad breath and helps keep my gums healthy.Unlike some other brands, this one doesn’t burn or leave an unpleasant aftertaste. It’s also alcohol-free, which makes it gentle yet effective. After using it regularly, I’ve noticed a real difference in my oral hygiene.Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great mouthwash that actually works!

It's good as any out there. I like the taste. A good product for the money. Would recommend.

My favorite mouth wash! Not too minty where it burns your mouth but just the perfect amount of minty.

Great value! Clean fresh flavor!

I decided to try the Amazon Basics Fluoride Mouthwash, and I’m really impressed! The refreshing mint flavor leaves my mouth feeling clean and fresh without being too strong or overwhelming. Since it’s alcohol-free, there’s no burning sensation, which makes it much more pleasant to use.

Does the job and doesn't burn!

I guess Amazon thought they should make things confusing for the consumer by selling two slightly different versions of what is essentially the same thing. If you were like me and wondering what the difference between a "mouthwash" and a "rinse" was, the answer is nothing. They both serve basically the same purpose, but I guess instead of elaborating on what the actual differences were on the front of the bottle, they just decided to call one a "rinse" lol.So what gives? These are both anticavity, both have flouride, and are both alcohol free, so what's the difference between them besides the color and name? Well, the biggest difference is that the green one has more flouride content and is therefore a stronger cavity fighter. The second difference is that the green bottle is more of a mild wintergreen flavor, while the blue bottle is more of a "tingling" (or burning) menthol flavor. That's it.My advice for Amazon is to make the blue bottle's flouride content the same as the green one, change the name of the green one so they're both just called "mouthwash", and to denote the flavors on the front of the bottle. It doesn't really make sense for one flavor to have less flouride and to be called something different when they serve the same purpose.If you were to ask me which one I prefer, I'd say the green bottle for the both the milder taste and it being a stronger anticavity.