Dr. Pauhl’s Breath Spray - Moisturizing & Refreshing Dry Mouth Spray With Azalea Peach 17ml (0.6 Oz) - 270 Sprays

It's kinda perfumie taste. So be prepared.But I kinda like that it's not the mainstream mint flavors. I will definitely but it again.

This spray is refreshing and the flavor is good - definitely floral but I like that.

Don't waste your money.

This has to be the most unique breath spray I've ever tried:The packaging and presentation, are elegant; the flavor is like nothing I've ever tried before; and it all combines to leave my mouth feeling fresher longer than just about any other breath freshener I've tried.Flavor notes:Heavy fresh mint at the top, light peach in the middle, and floral for the finish ( you read that correctly, this spray quite literally has floral flavor notes).Longevity:My mouth feels noticeably fresh for multiple hours when I use this spray.Overall presentation:The spray container this comes in is very elegant.Overall:I know the floral finish of this spray is going to turn some people off, but I like it. I also love the spray container this comes in. Finally, this spray has great longevity.Give it a try.4 stars

Really like how this breath spray tastes. Slightly minty and peachy, not too strong. Worth a try!

I'm not thrilled with the taste and it does not make me feel refreshed, therefore, not a winner for me. Cute packaging, though.

I just ordered this and when I opened the box it came in, the clear plastic sheet's words were some erased and the photo card of the plant was all wet and the breath spray bottle was empty. I want a new one but I tried to get a refund but I cant.

This has to be the most elegantly packaged breath spray I've ever come across. The sprayer container is a flat, rectangular, thin bottle that easily fits into a pocket. The sprayer comes packaged in a box with an insert, and looks more like a high-end cosmetic item (in terms of packaging) than a breath spray.Unfortunately, I'm not thrilled with the taste. It has a good amount of mint that provides a nice cooling sensation. The peach is present and not too bad. What ruins it for me is the floral taste. While some florals are nice, this is more toward the perfumy end of the spectrum, which I don't care for. It's not so bad that I will avoid using it, but it's not something I'd get again due to the taste.The active ingredient is cetylpyridinium chloride (0.05%). Some quick research shows that it's a common antiseptic used in mouthwashes and other oral products, and is effective at preventing dental plaque and reducing gingivitis. I don't know if the 0.05% concentration is effective for the latter, but it does freshen up my breath. The FDA rates it as safe up to a.1% concentration in an OTC product. The only downside is that it can stain teeth in a small number of people (about 3% according to what I've read). While it does deliver in terms of freshening breath, the taste puts my score at 3 stars.