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Why has Listerine Original been discontinued?

The manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson, say it's due to “low regional demand“. There are, however, some ways you can still buy it. Like many other people, I was dismayed, because there really is no other mouthwash like the “Antiseptic” original.

Is original Listerine bad?

Accepted by the American Dental Association (ADA), this bad breath mouthwash kills 99.9% of germs that cause bad breath, plaque, and gingivitis for a fresher and cleaner mouth than brushing alone….

FlavorOriginal
Product BenefitsGerm Protection,Antiseptic

What was Listerine originally meant for?

surgical antiseptic For decades after Listerine first hit the market in the 1880s, it was kind of a jack-of-all trades product. Originally invented as a surgical antiseptic (and named after the founding father of antiseptics, Dr. Joseph Lister), its uses were varied—they including foot cleaning, floor scrubbing and gonorrhea treating.

Does Listerine original work?

They have both been proven to, “kill germs that lead to bad breath, plaque, and gingivitis for 24 hours”. In fact, according to Listerine, these products, “reduce 52% more plaque than brushing and flossing alone”, for a 100% clean mouth.

Is original Listerine the best?

And the stuff that was named the most trusted mouthwash in the Reader's Digest annual survey of health and wellness products. In fact, the 4,000 Americans surveyed by the global market research firm Ipsos selected Listerine as the single most trusted brand in their medicine cabinets.

Which Listerine is the best?

1. Listerine Total Care: The best all-round mouthwash – if you don't mind the sting. Listerine dominates the mouthwash market, and Total Care is its flagship product. Boldly, it claims to kill up to 97% of germs, while reducing plaque by up to 56% more than brushing alone.

What is the difference between blue and purple Listerine?

The green and blue bottles represent the antiseptic mouthwash, while the purple represents the fluoride mouthwash.

Why is Listerine bad?

“Unfortunately, mouthwash doesn't differentiate and kills all bacteria. As a result, mouthwash can cause harm in the long run because it can disrupt the microbiome and impede the normal functioning of your body.”