Wholesale Propolis Mouthwash, Antibacterial Solution for Gum Health and Bad Breath, Natural Daily Oral Care

Traditional Oral Care Inspired by Nature Long before modern toothpaste became widely available, propolis and botanical extracts were commonly used as part of traditional oral care routines. Today, many people still prefer natural ingredients as part of their daily dental hygiene. Propolis Mouthwash combines concentrated propolis extract with carefully selected herbal extracts to support a clean, fresh, and healthy-feeling mouth. Daily Oral Care Formula Oral rinses are generally used either for everyday hygiene or as part of a comprehensive oral care routine. Propolis Mouthwash is designed to help maintain oral cleanliness, freshen breath, and support healthy gums as part of regular dental hygiene practices. Directions for Use To prepare a mouth rinse, dilute 30–40 drops of the elixir in ½ glass of warm water. Rinse the mouth 1–2 times daily. For localized application in case of tooth discomfort, mix 5–10 drops of the elixir with a few drops of water and apply to the affected tooth using a cotton swab. Shake well before use. Ingredients * Propolis extract concentrate — 50% * Chamomile extract concentrate — 5% * String herb (Bidens tripartita) extract concentrate — 5% * Calendula extract concentrate — 5% * Plantain extract concentrate — 5% * Peony extract concentrate — 5% * Valerian extract concentrate — 5% * Sage extract concentrate — 5% * St. John’s Wort extract concentrate — 5% * Peppermint extract concentrate — 5% * Yarrow extract concentrate — 5% Product Form Liquid in dark glass bottles. Storage Conditions Store in a place protected from light at a temperature between 10°C and 25°C (50°F–77°F). Natural sediment may occur during storage. Shelf Life 24 months. Contraindications Individual intolerance to any of the product components. Use with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Important Information * For external oral use only. * Do not swallow. * Keep out of reach of children. * Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. * Consult your dental professional if you have specific oral health concerns.