Description Meridol Gum Protection

The Meridol Gum Protection toothpaste ensures complete care for your teeth and gums. It cleans teeth of plaque and food remnants while caring for the gums and mucous membranes in your mouth.

Characteristics:

cleans teeth reliably
takes care of gums
keeps breath fresh

How to use:
Apply an appropriate amount of toothpaste to the brush and clean the teeth for at least two minutes.

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Ingredients Meridol Gum Protection

Complete ingredients list

AQUA, SORBITOL, HYDRATED SILICA, HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE, AROMA, PEG-40 HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL, COCAMIDOPROPYL BETAINE, SODIUM GLUCONATE, PEG-3 TALLOW AMINOPROPYLAMINE, OLAFLUR, STANNOUS FLUORIDE, SODIUM SACCHARIN, POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE, HYDROCHLORIC ACID, LIMONENE, CI 74160. CONTAINS: OLAFLUR AND STANNOUS FLUORIDE TOTAL FLUORIDE CONTENT: 1400 PPM.

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Other information

About the brand Meridol

Meridol, an oral care brand with a highly scientifically proven effect, is owned by Gaba, which has worked closely with dental care professionals for over half a century on the development of products with unique active ingredients, which are highly regarded by leading experts. The GABA Group, with its headquarters in Switzerland, is a major player on the European markets when it comes to oral hygiene products.
Meridol offers a unique gum protection system, including mouthwash, toothpaste, and special toothbrushes. This combination provides highly effective yet gentle protection from problems with gums and, thanks to the active ingredients, prevents the formation of plaque.
The high-quality and scientifically tested products by Meridol include the unique Halitosis range, which works actively against the causes of bad breath. Meridol is a byword for top oral care products that are sure to have an outstanding effect.