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Do These Bite Sized Drops Make Bad Breath Stop?
AppId is over the quota AppId is over the quota When an Everyday Health editor received a “crazy amount” of Binaca breath drops, she sent out a mass email for everyone to share. I grabbed a couple, but since I’ve never had a problem with bad breath, I waited until I ate a lamb gyro, complete with tomatoes, sweet peppers, and onions to try them.
Binaca claims that these re-launched breath drops will kill bad breath-causing germs instantly. Immediately, I imagined the blue liquid spreading in my mouth like soldiers and eradicating any traces of halitosis. (Have you ever seen those mouthwash commercials?)
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But, then reality hit and nothing felt killed. After a lifetime of using mouthwash, I expected the Binaca drops to deliver that familiar burn, and I felt cheated when that didn’t happen. The peppermint-flavored drops tasted more sweet then bitter, but after about two minutes, that fresh-breath feeling was gone. It was as if I never even tried them in the first place.
When my (brave) friends checked my breath, they agreed: these drops didn’t deliver. “At least the bottle’s cute,” I thought. (If anything, the size makes them convenient. At about two inches tall with the width of an index finger, these drops easily fit in my coin purse.)
But in the world of halitosis, cute doesn’t cut it.
The drops are available in Walgreens nationwide, so if you’d still like to give them a try, impulse-shop to your heart’s content.
-- Alysha Reid
Binaca claims that these re-launched breath drops will kill bad breath-causing germs instantly. Immediately, I imagined the blue liquid spreading in my mouth like soldiers and eradicating any traces of halitosis. (Have you ever seen those mouthwash commercials?)
Click Here!
But, then reality hit and nothing felt killed. After a lifetime of using mouthwash, I expected the Binaca drops to deliver that familiar burn, and I felt cheated when that didn’t happen. The peppermint-flavored drops tasted more sweet then bitter, but after about two minutes, that fresh-breath feeling was gone. It was as if I never even tried them in the first place.
When my (brave) friends checked my breath, they agreed: these drops didn’t deliver. “At least the bottle’s cute,” I thought. (If anything, the size makes them convenient. At about two inches tall with the width of an index finger, these drops easily fit in my coin purse.)
But in the world of halitosis, cute doesn’t cut it.
The drops are available in Walgreens nationwide, so if you’d still like to give them a try, impulse-shop to your heart’s content.
-- Alysha Reid
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- Menstrual cycles may affect women shops templates
- Working woman can raise the risk of heart attack?
- Urinary Incontinence Underreported in Young Women
- Medical group said key elements well woman exams
- More women's College to smoke hookah
- Women with HIV may not have a high risk of cervica...
- Child abuse can alter the onset of menstruation in...
- Health care reform: No-Cost contraception begins t...
- Vaginal bleeding
- 20% of U.S. Women Uninsured in 2010, Up From 15% i...
- Spray-on Skin May Promote Wound Healing
- Options Increasing for Coping With Kids' Food Alle...
- Onions recalls continue
- Health Tip: Protect Your Child in Extreme Heat
- Some Improvement in Heart Risk Factors for America...
- When the Act of the parents, so do Kids: study
- Why women Outlive men: Fruit Flies provide clues
- Health Tip: If Your Child Gets Headaches
- Pregnant mothers can support the development of fe...
- Most Americans with Celiac disease do not understa...
- Modest weight loss can benefit long-term health
- West Nile virus on rise in us: CDC
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