Jordan-Clinic-Gum-Protector

Jordan-Clinic-Gum-Protector

Jordan-Clinic-Gum-Protector

Jordan-Clinic-Gum-Protector

Clinic Gum Protector Mouthwash

Clinic by Jordan

Gentle

Sensitive

Relieves sensitive gums
High fluoride level
Gentle formula without alcohol
Certified by Nordic Swan Eco-label

The Clinic by Jordan Gum Protector mouthwash is specially developed to maintain healthy gums. The mouthwash is for daily use and contains allantoin and provitamin B5 which contribute to reliving sensitive gums*. Gentle formula without alcohol (no ethanol) and high fluoride level of 0,2 % NaF for caries protection. Fresh mint flavour.

It is certified with the Nordic Swan Eco-label and exclusively sold through pharmacies.

*With daily usage. Clinical study on 30 people with sensitive gums.

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