Dentist Formulated Cure For Bad Breath Gel Kissing Freshener Launched

Dec 6, 2019

A new breath freshener for cleaner kissing has been launched, called Breathealer. It is formulated by an experienced dentist, and uses all natural ingredients.

Wilton Manors, United States - December 5, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —

A new safe, all natural odor controller and breath freshener for kissing has been launched, called Breathealer. It has been developed by a leading dentist to help customers improve their breath, and enjoy a cleaner, healthier mouth.

For more information please visit the website here: https://breathealer.com

The new breath freshener launch was designed using the highest quality, all natural ingredients. This allows customers to get fresh breath without having to use dangerous chemicals.

Breathealer was created to be easy to use, as customers just have to spray it on their tongue. It is also safe to swallow, unlike other breath fresheners.

The new product launch allows customers to enjoy fresh breath as and when they need it. This can help to improve their confidence throughout the day.

Visitors to the Breathealer site will find that all of their products are made using the best ingredients on the market. Customers can shop knowing their health will be safeguarded, while keeping their breath fresh.

Breathealer explains that the health of the mouth is vital to the overall health of the digestion and the body. It’s for this reason that they designed their product.

Dr Derek Golding is the man behind Breathealer, and has over 40 years of experience as a practicing dentist. He has seen the harmful effects of mouthwash and cleansers, and wanted to create a more natural solution to bad breath.

Breathealer is a safe and all natural way to improve breath and clean the mouth. It adds healthy probiotics, and helps to reduce tooth sensitivity.

Customers just have to shake the bottle, prime the pump, and squirt 1-2 drops of the gel onto their tongue. From there, they just have to let the components mix and swish around the mouth.

The team states: “Breathealer is so easy to use, especially while on the go. The conveniently small pump bottle can fit in your purse or pocket – perfect for date nights, or work meetings. To use, simply squirt, a pump or two of Breathealer on to your tongue.”

Those wishing to find out more can visit their website on the link provided above.

Contact Info:
Name: Dr Derek Golding
Email: Send Email
Organization: Toothtapping Corp
Address: 2319 N Andrews Avenue, Wilton Manors, Florida 33305, United States
Website: https://breathealer.com/

Source: NewsNetwork

Release ID: 88937579

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