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pugs
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Pls. post them here, i appreciate it!

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searching4truth
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I use PerioWash by Nature's Answer. Good stuff

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momlyme
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My biological dentist recommended PerioScript. I got it through his office... it's not really a mouth wash - I use it with a waterpik.

There is a website on the bottle:
http://www.bioprodental.com

It looks like there is a mouth wash there: PerioClear

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Abxnomore
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I use PerioWash, too. PerioBrite is their toothpaste, which is also good.

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bcb1200
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I use Listerine and also H2O2.

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djf2005
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Jason mouthwash on Vitacost is cheap and effective

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pugs
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thanks all.. are the ones you guys use without any alcohol? how about coloring? any other ingredients i should look out for? i'm chemically sensitive too.

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sixgoofykids
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moving to general support

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