New product

[jess]

This is what Dr. Dailly/or someone from his office posted on the BreathHelp4U site:




""Dear Customer or Patient,

In our efforts to provide the best ways of treating halitosis
problems we are constantly testing new products in order to provide
the best means of treating halitosis. Being one of the co-founders of
a successful biotech company I am fortunate to have access to the
facilities and personnel to conduct these tests. In December we
completed 3 months of pre-clinical and clinical studies on a new set
of products (DioxiRinse medicated oral rinse & DioxiBrite medicated
toothpaste) and the results have been fantastic. They work 3 times
faster than TriOral and we found they reduce halitosis levels four
times more effectively, and the price is a lot less.


Since completing the 3 months of studies we have been using these
new products in our clinic with great success and we found that we
could get patients' breath levels down to levels we could not achieve
previously with the TriOral products. We are switching to the new
products, and almost every day we receive calls from patients who are
ecstatic about the results, and patients are finding the new products
to be far superior to the TriOral products. If you wish to obtain the
optimum results I would highly recommend you switch from the old
TriOral products to the new DioxiCare products. We will still make
the old TriOral products available to those who wish to continue to
use them, but so far patients are overwhelmingly choosing not to do
so.

Detailed information on these new DioxiCare products can be viewed in
the Products and Ingredients section of our web site at

http://www.breathcure.com/products.html


and also in the web site store:

http://www.breathcure.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv.



If you have any questions regarding the new DioxiCare products please
feel to call us at 1-888-373-7403.


Sincerely,

Anthony Dailley DDS""




Has anyone heard of or tried this product before?

[bwonita69]

Its quite cheap actually, ive contacted them to let me know how much it cost for p+p so i might purchse it and give it ago.
After all what have i got to loose!
Ahhhhhhhhhh i forgot my bb

[austuser]

3 times more effective than smartmouth. this sounds very promising. i will order some and test it out

[noptical]

Hmm isnt SmartMouth supposed to be 100% effective for the people that it works? And now they say it isnt?

[findacure]

Chlorine Dioxed stuff make me ill, I did some research and found out that Chlorine dioxide/sodium chlorite is a severe respiratory and eye irritant, and that Inhalation can produce coughing, wheezing, respiratory distress, and congestion in the lungs.

[coeric]

"we found they reduce halitosis levels four times more effectively than Trioral."

4 x 0 is still 0, doctor.

[thanatos]

The product is not new. I've bee using it for years & have been promoting it here and on other sites for nearly as long.

Go directly to the manufacturer's site to order:

http://www.frontierpharm.com/

Dioxirinse is very affordable. I use it as a pre-rinse & find with Therabreath following it it provides the best result. I get the Chlorine Dioxide plus the stabilized chlorite.

The toothpaste, dioxibrite is not so good, imo.

Be VERY weary of breathcure's claims. How can Anthony Dailley claim this product is new when I've been using it since 2004 & has been around for much longer?

[noptical]

Is this the same company that produces SmartMouth?