Equate Whiten & Restore Anticavity Mouthrinse, Mint, 32 fl oz

I hate really strong mouthwash. So I appreciate this Equate stuff, as it's not overpowering like the name brands are. I actually brush my teeth with it. (Just once in the morning. At night I use regular toothpaste.) My teeth are definitely whiter than most people's and I get very good checkups!

Please, please Walmart, bring this product back. It doesn't seem to be available anywhere. This was a fantastic product! And much cheaper than fancy brands. Was able to find a similar store brand at the at the T store, but tastes very sacchariny. Why Walmart, why? 2 years no dentist (covid) and still no cavities? Amazing product! This has peroxide and fluoride. Most don't have that combo. Very effective at preventing cavities and restoring enamel. (Did I mention that I'm devastated Walmart doesn't seem to make this anymore?) Anyone listening?

This was recommended to me by a friend. I love the way it foams in the mouth. I feel as though its further cleansing my teeth after I brush. I can tell its whitening my teeth as well..

Lower price than compared to Colgate or Crest, works the same

Comparable to Listerine's branded product that they tell you to compare to. Works well and is decently cheaper without sacrificing quality.

Been using this for years. Does the job and always leaves my breath fresh. I never buy the other brands only this.

Wow! I can't believe how well this rinse works for keeping the plaque off of my teeth and removing stains!

This tastes really terrible to me, honestly. But it actually has the ingredients that have been proven to reduce risk of dental caries (cavities) and even periodontal disease (gum disease)

I've been using this stuff for years. Not sure if it does anything, but I'll keep using it as part of my daily routine, regardless. I guess that's not much help...

Sounds good in theory. But if you don't want to go back to the sink a second time, this may not be the Mouthwash for you. Peroxide does that.. It foams up.. And this wash will foam up enough to make you want to go back and spit again in a minute or two. So the sensible choice will be to tolerate that, cut it down with other mouthwash/water to decrease the foaming, or if you're like me.. decide to put peroxide in your less fancy mouthwash instead like I'm doing now. Can a Mouthwash with Peroxide effectively do Fluoride treatment at the same time? I dunno, but I've got a bottle of "kid" Fluoride wash from the Dollar Store.