OraTicx Teeth & Gums Oral Probiotics Lozenge - 30 Count
OraTicx Teeth & Gums Oral Probiotics Lozenge - 30 Count
Product details
OraTicx Teeth & Gums Oral Probiotics are slow-dissolving lozenges designed to complement your daily brushing and flossing routine. Each lozenge contains 8 billion CFU of two clinically studied probiotic strains—OraCMU and OraCMS1—developed specifically for oral health and engineered to remain shelf-stable without refrigeration.
Key Features
- Two clinically studied probiotic strains (OraCMU and OraCMS1) developed specifically for the oral environment
- 8 billion CFU per lozenge with shelf-stable formula that requires no refrigeration
- Slow-dissolving grape-flavored lozenges naturally sweetened with xylitol for direct contact with teeth and gums
- Designed to work alongside brushing and flossing as part of your daily oral care routine
- One lozenge daily—simply place in your mouth after brushing before bed
How to Use
Place one lozenge in your mouth after brushing before bed, when your mouth is clean. No rinsing or re-brushing needed.
Who Is It For
OraTicx is ideal for anyone looking to add probiotic support to their daily oral care routine alongside regular brushing and flossing.
Product Details
| Brand | OraTicx |
|---|---|
| Form | Lozenge |
| Size | 30 Count |
Frequently asked questions
How many lozenges are in each package?
Each package contains 30 lozenges, providing a one-month supply when taken daily.
How should I use OraTicx lozenges?
Place one lozenge in your mouth after brushing before bed, when your mouth is clean. The lozenge dissolves slowly to provide direct contact with your teeth and gums.
Do these lozenges need to be refrigerated?
No. OraTicx lozenges are engineered to stay shelf-stable and do not require refrigeration. The smart bottle design protects the live cultures from heat and moisture.
What makes these lozenges different from probiotic capsules?
Unlike capsules that are swallowed, these slow-dissolving lozenges remain in your mouth longer, allowing the probiotics direct contact time with your teeth and gums.