Halita spray
Halita is the first scientific treatment specifically developed to fight against oral halitosis.
Who is Halita FORTE spray addressed to?
All those who experiment unpleasant taste in their mouth or want to have an extra-fresh breath at any time and at any moment. Some of these situations include:
- When they wake up in the morning.
- After a long conversation (at work, with friends, etc.)
- After eating some foods (spicy, garlic, onion)
- After alcohol consumption, tobacco, coffee, etc.
- During periods of fast.
- After taking some drugs (antidepressant, antihistaminic, antihypertensive)
- In stressful periods.
- When performing intense physical exercise.
- Some hours after toothbrushing
Halita FORTE spray DOES NOT temporarily hide bad odour. It goes beyond that: it eliminates it..
Its pocket size and friendly use is ideal for those who wish to use it when away from home. With Halita FORTE spray you can enjoy fresh breath all day long.
Its formula contains:
- To fight against bad odour gases (VSC) produced by bacteria installed in the oral cavity, Halita toothpaste contains percentages of Cetylpiridine Chloride. This compound is a wide spectrum antiseptic that controls the excess of bacterial load.
- The Chlorhexidine Digluconate is an antiseptic that synergizes with CPC, making its action last longer and helping reduce the VSC production.
- The Zinc Lactate inactivates the VSCs and preventing them from giving off and from producing negative effects in the oral cavity.
Indications:
Bad breath. Specific treatment of Halitosis as it does not hide it, but eliminates it.
Directions for use:
Spray 3 o 4 times the rear part of your tongue, 2-3 times a day.
Presentation:
- Halita Spray 15 ml. CN 326611.6
Remember...
- Take good care of your oral hygiene using the proper toothbrush and carrying out an optimal cleaning of the interdental spaces. The oral hygiene is a priority. This is why we recommend the use of the tongue cleaner Halita. Also, regular professional hygiene will help you keep your mouth clean and healthy.
- Drink enough water, particularly between meals. Some factors might dry your mouth favouring the outcome of halitosis: sleep (morning halitosis), breath through your mouth, snore, tobacco, certain drugs (antidepressant, antihistaminic, antihypertensive), and stress, talk a lot, intense exercise…
- Control your consumption of tobacco, coffee and alcohol.
- Reduce the consumption of garlic, onion, species…
- Avoid long periods of fast, reducing the intervals between meals.
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