Fresh Guard Soak Crystals 24 Packts

I purchased this for 1852. It is a 24 day supply. If I compare Fresh Guard to Retainer Brite, then the latter is better.Directions for use - take a glass of water, place powder in it, stir it using a spoon and immediately place retainer in the water. Wait 5 minutes.(I usually wait 10-12 minutes)Then you need to rinse in clear water and once rinsing is done, you can wear the aligners.Does a good job of cleaning.I am using this with my invisalign(s)In terms of both value and performance, i prefer the retainer brite. However, this arrives faster.I am further reducing my rating -1. you have to stir it for sure.2. the water blue evaporates in less than 20 mins shows how impotent is3. weird taste in mouth...uggh what a turn off4. just not worth the money

I like this product as it really cleans the mouthguard. It’s better than evident.

Soak foams and adheres to mouth guard for sleep apnea. Guard is fresh each time I use it.

EXCELENTE PRODUCTO, ADEMAS DE QUE LLEGO A TIEMPO, LLEGO MUY BIEN EMPAQUETADO Y LA ATENCION FUE RAPIDA RECOMIENDO LA COMPRA

Una diferencia notable en mi guarda después de usar el producto

I grind my teeth horrendously at night, so I've had an upper and lower nightguard made from the dentist for years now. I usually go through them fast because of my intense grinding, but if they last at least 2 years, they will start to get gross and yellow. Using this product keeps them as clean as possible for as long as possible.Be warned - this is NOT stuff you want to breathe in. I put my nightguards in different shallow bowls, but just enough water to cover them, and pour one packet into each bowl...while holding my breath. You'll want to leave the room for a good 10 minutes - it gives off chlorine fumes. That said, my bedroom is only about 10 feet from my bedroom and I can leave the door open and I can't smell the fumes. I also have asthma, and have not found that this irritates it.The directions say to wait until the solution is clear, but I've found the best thing to do is start rinsing when it's very light blue. At the onset, it's ocean blue, then lighter, and then it's almost clear but with a hint of blue - that's when you should start rinsing.If you wait too long, there will be a chemical taste no matter how much you rinse if you're using that appliance that night.I brush with lukewarm water and no toothpaste each morning and deep clean each guard once a week with this product. Before these came out, the only thing comparable to clean was denture tabs, but they didn't work right and it's not what they were made for, plus you had to soak them all day.In 10 minutes, I can rinse, brush with lukewarm water to get any remaining blue debris out of crevices, and can put them right in each week without much hassle.