Imported from Indonesia 

Say goodbye to bad breath with Listerine Cool Mint Alcohol-Free Mild Mouthwash in a refreshing, less intense Cool Mint flavor. This daily oral rinse mouthwash with a mild taste kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for a fresher and cleaner mouth than brushing alone. It features flavors found in Listerine Cool Mint Intense Antiseptic Oral Care Mouthwash, but in a less intense alcohol-free mouthwash formula. From the number 1 dentist-recommended brand of mouthwash, this less intense Cool Mint flavor of mouthwash, leaves your mouth feeling clean and refreshed. Use Listerine Cool Mint Alcohol Free Mild mouthwash with 20 mL for 30 seconds twice a day as part of a regular oral and dental hygiene routine to protect from bad breath germs.
 

• Alcohol-free mouthwash: 500 mL bottle of Listerine Cool Mint Alcohol-Free Mild Mouthwash kills 99.9% of germs that cause bad breath & leaves your mouth feeling fresh and clean when used as part of your regular oral hygiene routine
• Mild flavor: Non alcoholic mouthwash for a fresh clean that does not feel overpowering. The bad breath germ killing mouthwash features a less intense, alcohol free formula and taste that leaves your mouth feeling cleaner than brushing alone
• Bad breath treatment: The oral rinse features a mild cool mint flavor that leaves your mouth feeling clean & fresh after only 1 use. A symptom of tonsil stones is bad breath. Help combat bad breath by adding Listerine to your routine
• Dentist recommended: From the #1 dentist recommended brand for over the counter mouthwashes, ADA-Approved Listerine mouthwash has been clinically studied for over 75 years
• Your dental hygiene routine: Use the mild minty mouthwash regularly during your oral care routine to help contribute to overall good oral hygiene. Rinse with 20mL for 30 seconds both morning and night or otherwise instructed by a dentist or physician

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