Ingredients
Sweeteners, Flavoring agents, Propylene glycol, Mint extract
Product Description
SPRAY MINT is a refreshing breath spray that helps combat bad breath and provides a burst of minty freshness. It is convenient to carry and easy to use, making it ideal for on-the-go freshness whenever needed.SPRAY MINT is a trusted brand known for its quality breath freshening products. Some of the ingredients used in this product are Sweeteners, Flavoring agents, Propylene glycol, Mint extract.
Uses
- Combat bad breath
- Refresh breath instantly
Side Effects
- No known side effects when used as directed.
How to use
Shake the bottle, spray directly into the mouth, and enjoy instant freshness. Avoid spraying into eyes.
Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and direct sunlight. -
- Keep out of reach of children. -
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Q. Can children use SPRAY MINT?SPRAY MINT is suitable for use by children under adult supervision.
- Q. Is SPRAY MINT sugar-free?Yes, SPRAY MINT is sugar-free and safe for diabetics.
- Q. How often can I use SPRAY MINT in a day?You can use SPRAY MINT multiple times a day as needed for fresh breath.
- Q. Can pregnant or breastfeeding women use SPRAY MINT?It is advisable for pregnant or breastfeeding women to consult a healthcare provider before using SPRAY MINT.
- Q. Is SPRAY MINT suitable for individuals with allergies?If you have specific allergies, check the ingredients list or consult a healthcare provider before using SPRAY MINT.
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