I keep a tube in my bag and usually take one after meals or coffee. The Green Grape flavor is light and mint-free, which I really like. It did take me a few tries to get used to the herbal tea taste because it has a slightly astringent finish.
EASTERN BOTANICAL BREATH CARE
TeaBreath Breath Lozenges
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1 box · 3 tubes · 48 lozenges
- ✓ Mint-free botanical breath care
- ✓ Tea Polyphenols · Amla · Persimmon
- ✓ Sugar-free · Xylitol-sweetened
- ✓ Use 1–2 lozenges after meals, as needed
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HOW IT WORKS
TeaBreath is a slow-dissolving botanical breath lozenge designed for use when breath feels less fresh.
Rather than relying on a strong mint sensation, TeaBreath combines Tea Polyphenols, Amla and Persimmon in one mint-free botanical formula.
THE SCIENCE
Bad breath is often associated with volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) produced by oral bacteria.
TeaBreath brings together three botanicals selected for research across different areas of breath science: oral VSCs, sulfur-based odor compounds and the oral environment.
Tea Polyphenols — PURIFY
Studied for oral VSC reduction.
Amla — RESTORE
Human research has measured VSC reduction at multiple
time points through 12 hours.
Persimmon — BALANCE
Persimmon tannins have been studied for their interaction
with sulfur-based odor compounds.
Research cited for individual ingredients does not constitute clinical testing of the finished TeaBreath product.
DIRECTIONS
Use 1–2 lozenges after meals or whenever your breath feels less fresh.
Allow each lozenge to dissolve slowly in your mouth. Use throughout the day as needed.
KEY BOTANICALS
TEA POLYPHENOLS — PURIFY
Selected for research related to oral VSC reduction.
AMLA — RESTORE
Selected for research related to VSCs over time and the
oral microbial environment.
PERSIMMON — BALANCE
Selected for tannin research focused on sulfur-based
odor compounds.
SHIPPING & GUARANTEE
U.S. Shipping: Free standard shipping on orders $50+. Orders under $50 ship for $5.
Typical U.S. delivery: 3–5 business days.
Covered by TeaBreath's 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 172 reviews.
I’ve been using these after meals and really like them so far.
It has a slightly bitter tea taste, but there’s no strong minty burn. After using it, my mouth feels clean and even my saliva doesn’t smell bad.
Love it
I tend to remember the tube after a late meal when I’m out for several hours, which is why a tube now stays in my coat pocket. The grape flavor is fresh and not the artificial candy-grape taste I expected.
I keep a tube in my bag and usually take one after coffee or lunch. The tea flavor is light and I like that it does not have that strong minty feeling.
I started with them mainly before heading into the office when I’m carrying coffee around, though I haven’t decided if it will become a regular purchase. The taste is subtle enough that I don’t get tired of it. It fits my routine, although I’m not completely sold on the tea aftertaste. The cap is a little stiff when the tube is new.
The one time I almost always grab one is between client calls when I’m working late, which is why a tube now stays in my backpack. I chose Osmanthus Oolong, Peach Oolong, and Jasmine Green Tea. Osmanthus Oolong is subtle, floral, and more tea-like than sweet. I usually use one before client calls, and another tube stays in my desk drawer. I can use one without getting that cold, numb feeling from strong mints. I’ll probably reorder before I run out.
My usual TeaBreath moment is between client calls when I’m working late, although I probably wouldn’t reorder the same option. The taste was too subtle for what I wanted.
This was an easy way to try TeaBreath without committing to the larger set. The lozenges dissolve slowly and the flavor feels more subtle than a regular mint.
I liked having a set routine instead of only reaching for something when I remembered. I use one after meals and the fresh feeling lasts well into my workday.
Most breath products taste too sharp to me. TeaBreath feels much softer and more like a tea candy, which makes it easier for me to use consistently.
For me, these make the most sense before heading into the office on busier weekdays, and keeping one in my work bag makes the routine easy. The grape flavor is fresh and not the artificial candy-grape taste I expected.
The moment I notice these most is after my morning coffee when I know I’ll be talking a lot, and that’s where it works best for me despite a minor drawback. Rose Black Tea tastes more like tea with a floral edge than a sweet candy. I wish the price per tube were lower.
The flavor is different from normal breath mints, but after a few days I started to really like it. I also like that I can just let one dissolve while I am working.
The routine that stuck for me was using one between client calls, especially on days with back-to-back plans; I usually keep the tube in my gym bag. I picked Green Grape Oolong and Jasmine Green Tea.
I keep this set at home and use it after foods that usually leave a strong taste in my mouth. It is convenient and does not feel harsh.
These fit best into my day between client calls; when I’m working late, the format was convenient but the flavor wasn’t for me. I gave them several tries after a late lunch. The taste was too subtle for what I wanted. The tea aftertaste is noticeable, so it may not be for everyone. The format is convenient, but the flavor profile just isn’t what I was looking for. I’d probably choose a different product next time.
I started with them mainly after spicy takeout when I’m traveling light, and keeping one in my work bag makes the routine easy. Rose Black Tea is the most unusual one in my set, in a good way. The peach note comes through first, then fades into a light tea taste. It dissolves slowly, which I actually enjoy.
The routine that stuck for me was using one after spicy takeout, especially when I need something pocket-sized; I usually keep the tube in my coat pocket. The rose note is noticeable but still pretty restrained. Green Grape Oolong is light, slightly fruity, and easy to reach for. The finish is light and doesn’t take over my mouth.
I bought the set because I wanted more than one flavor. Peach Oolong is the one I reach for most, but I like having the other options so it does not get repetitive.
The routine that stuck for me was using one during my commute when I’m traveling light, which is why a tube now stays in my nightstand. I reach for it before going out for dinner.
The easiest way I’ve worked these in is using one before meeting friends; when I’m traveling light, having one in my kitchen counter has been genuinely convenient. The flavor hangs around gently instead of hitting all at once.
The larger set makes sense for me because I already know I enjoy the lozenges. I keep different flavors at home, at work, and in my travel bag.
The moment I notice these most is during my commute; when I know I’ll be talking a lot, having one in my purse has been genuinely convenient. I chose Jasmine Green Tea, Osmanthus Oolong, and Peach Oolong. The osmanthus flavor took me a couple of tries, then I started to appreciate it. The taste is subtle enough that I don’t get tired of it.
The one time I almost always grab one is after brunch; when I’m trying to avoid a strong mint, having one in my center console has been genuinely convenient. I’ll probably reorder before I run out.
I didn’t expect to use these so often after iced coffee on busier weekdays, although I still have one small thing I’d change. I wish the price per tube were lower.
Mine usually comes out of my bag after dinner, especially when I know I’ll be talking a lot; I usually keep the tube in my desk drawer. I picked Green Grape Oolong, Rose Black Tea, and Peach Oolong.
The packaging feels premium and the flavors are noticeably different from each other. Some are more subtle than others, which I actually prefer depending on the time of day.
I use them most consistently after a café stop when I don’t want gum, and keeping one in my work bag makes the routine easy. Rose Black Tea tastes more like tea with a floral edge than a sweet candy. I keep a tube in my kitchen counter. I can use one without getting that cold, numb feeling from strong mints.
Mine usually comes out of my bag before heading into the office; when I’m out for several hours, the flavor still took some getting used to. I keep one in my nightstand and usually take it after lunch at work. Osmanthus Oolong is the most delicate flavor of the ones I picked. Rose Black Tea is the most unusual one in my set, in a good way. The texture is firmer than a typical mint. Overall I’m happy with the set.
I spend a lot of time in meetings, so I like having something I can use without going to the restroom or carrying mouthwash. The small tubes are especially convenient.
The one time I almost always grab one is after dinner when I’m traveling light, which is why a tube now stays in my purse. Rose Black Tea is the most unusual one in my set, in a good way. It dissolves slowly, which I actually enjoy. This is one I’d keep in rotation.
What sold me was how easy it was to use one during an afternoon slump; I like it overall when I’m away from home, just not every detail. The texture is firmer than a typical mint.
The tube gets the most use from me before an afternoon meeting; I like it overall when I don’t want gum, just not every detail. The peach note comes through first, then fades into a light tea taste. The taste is subtle enough that I don’t get tired of it. The texture is firmer than a typical mint.
I keep coming back to them after dinner; on days with back-to-back plans, having one in my work bag has been genuinely convenient. Jasmine Green Tea has a lighter, greener finish than I expected. I keep a tube in my kitchen counter. The tube is small enough that I actually keep it with me.
What sold me was how easy it was to use one before dinner out; when I’m traveling light, I expected more from the taste. For the price, I expected the flavor to stand out more. The packaging is convenient, but I wouldn’t choose the same flavor again.
The practical part for me is using one after iced coffee; I like it overall when I want something mild, just not every detail. I keep one in my nightstand and usually take it after spicy food. Peach Oolong ended up being the easiest flavor for me to use every day. Osmanthus Oolong is subtle, floral, and more tea-like than sweet. The texture is firmer than a typical mint. Overall I’m happy with the set.
I first started reaching for these after dinner; when I’m trying to avoid a strong mint, my opinion is still somewhere in the middle. I tried Osmanthus Oolong, Green Grape Oolong, and Peach Oolong. The portability is great; the taste is where I’m still undecided. I wish the tube held a few more pieces.
The tube gets the most use from me after spicy takeout when I’m working late, and that’s where it works best for me despite a minor drawback. Jasmine Green Tea has a lighter, greener finish than I expected. I wish the price per tube were lower.
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