Gum Stimulator/Massager and All Natural Gum Gel - VeriFresh - Gum Care Kit for Healthy Gums

Just what I needed

very useful.

I love this gum stimulator and the gel that comes with it. It even tastes pretty good. The tool massages gums gently but effectively, increasing blood flow and healing. My teeth actually felt cleaner and smoother using this tool on my gums befoee brushing. I highly recommend.

My dentist recommended that I start massaging the gums. This looked like it would be easy to use, and it is. How effective it is in question and it feels weird and somewhat awkward. Not bad but also not great

I recently had my teeth extracted and I have been suffering from bones spurs. This little miracle tool has helped with those pesky bone spurs. This tool has helped smooth out my gum and brought much needed relief. The design of this product works well for extraction sites too because of the flat rough design. I know this product was made for people with teeth but people who have teeth removed still need to take care of their gums and keep them healthy and this product is perfect for that!

I sometimes use the tool alone, without the gel. I am Not a huge fan of the flavor. The tools alone, feels very nice on my gums. If if forget to floss for a few days, and floss too aggressively, I do Get some bleeding. My gums aren’t painful, but when that happens, I do Use the gel with it and it truly feels like circulation is increased in my gums. I do not use super often, as I am absent minded about these things. I keep this in a box with all of my dental tools, as perhaps a weekly cleaning versus daily. Hopefully my dentist will be fooled that I floss more than I do when I go for cleaning next week (since I am hoping my gums are healthy enough not to tell on me, even if my teeth tell a different story.).

Works well. Cute little scrubber

The whole kit from product box to massager to gel gives a very cheap impression. The massager stick seems low quality. It is lighter in weight than a toothbrush, and it has mold lines along the sides. There is a silicone-type of pad on the handle is also the material for the skimpy sized tip. It does not feel good in the hand nor in the mouth, and using it one might easily doubt its efficacy. The outside of tube of gel I received is sticky, though the tube does not appear to be leaking. The color of the gel is much like that of olive oil and is of a drippy consistency. It has a mildly minty flavor with an odd aftertaste. It made my mouth water, and I would consider that a nuisance in use. The outside of the box Is a strange color that looks dirty, but perhaps it is designed to give the impression that the product is natural. The inside of the box continues the grubby theme in that it is brown rather than the white color that health and beauty aids are usually packaged in to imply cleanliness. There is no wrapping on the massager tool, and the box is not sealed, though the tube of gel has a foil seal under the cap. Attempting to appeal your sense of ecological self-righteousness, the label indicates that the package is made of 100% post consumer recycled material, the window is biodegradable cellulose, and the print is soy ink: “Components made in China and the US.” In fact, I am disturbed to think that I put this in my mouth. The product is seriously overpriced, and I would not have purchased it had I seen it first.