ACT Kids Anticavity Fluoride Rinse Bubble Gum Blowout 16.9 fl. oz. Accurate Dosing Cup, Alcohol Free

My kids enjoy using this mouthwash. It doesn’t burn the way the adult brands do. My kids like the flavor. The bottle has an easy to use dispenser at the top. Kids just need to squeeze it and the mouthwash comes up. You do need to watch younger kids, as they may squeeze too hard (resulting in a mess with mouthwash overflowing). Overall, I recommend it.

I got the grape flavor. It tastes good while using it but leaves an unpleasant aftertaste for the next hour. It also is stomach turning if you swallow even a tiny bit of it by accident. I wanted something other than mint flavored mouthwash, and didnt want to risk the irritation of the cinnamon flavor so got this for myself. Very sickening feeling in my stomach after using this. Its a shame because 1. its pleasant to use and 2. has flouride.

Because Im allergic to so many products, it was suggested I try this. I LOVE it. Not just because it taste good (it does), but because it makes my mouth feel clean and I like that the bottle measures out the dosage, so you dont use too much. I always take it to the dentist with me. I realize the main reason behind the bottle being made the way it is (and its GENIUS) is to prevent little ones from getting poisoned on it. Kids have been known to drink some pretty bad stuff and this taste Good. It isnt impossible for a small child to figure out how to get the liquid out, but they cant get much out at a time and that alone is going to probably frustrate and bore them. A little bit probably wouldnt kill them, but who knows what would happen if they drank a whole bottle of the stuff. Is it a GOOD VALUE? Youre Darned Right. My sister knew I was waiting a while on my bottle coming from Amazon (it was taking a while to come). She saw something at the Dollar Tree (different brand) and looked at the ingredients. EXACT SAME INGREDIENTS were listed, so she bought it. It was Bubble Gum flavored and the Same ingredients, so basically the same stuff. Right? WRONG! WRONG! WRONG! I was spitting and sputtering. OMG!!!! OMG!!!! Have you ever accidentally tasted Windshield Washer Fluid? Thats Exactly what it tasted like. How do I know what that taste like? Because I was stupid enough to taste what that stuff leaking in my driveway was. Yep, it taste like that. If you dont want to drink windshield washer fluid, then do not buy the stuff at Dollar Tree. This is Well Worth the Price and that explains why some store equivalent products do not taste or work anything like their original counterparts, even though they have the same ingredients. Generics DONT always work. This is the original. Stay with this. Everything about it works. Oh yeah and my grandkids like it too. Thank you for reading my review.

The mouthwash’s flavor is exceptional. Act is the only brand my kids like

My son love this product, it’s makes brushing teeth more enjoyable, he looks forward to this yummy mouthwash. It’s easy to use and the price is good.

These are so great for the kids! They dont like the crest mouth wash and it irritates a little but since I got these kid flavored ones they love brushing their teeth every night just to have watermelon flavored mouth after brushing. They definitely enjoy the flavor of it.

Great product

I love that the kids can do it themselves. Squeeze the bottle to fill the but in top makes it easy and they dont over fill their mouth and either waste it or spill it. The flavors are great too. Unfortunately they all have a different favorite flavor.

I struggle using mint flavored / scented oral products. As an adult I use this as it has practically the same ingredients, and the fruity flavor makes it much easier to get into the routine of using it as well as doesnt ruin the taste of juice and such when you can eat and drink again. Definitely recommend.

I use the childrens Act because it doesnt have the sharp flavor of the adult version and has the same amount of fluoride. My favorite, by far, is Wild Watermelon. Some reviews mention a desire to remove the straw. Simply take a pair of pliers and pull. Im 83, weigh100 pounds, and if I can do it so can you. I remove the straw before recycling.