Is glycerin in mouthwashes dangerous?

Glycerin isn't dangerous per se, but if you can get a mouthwash that doesn't include it, that'd be the best. Some studies show that glycerin, if applies to teeth for long enough, can affect the micro-hardness of your enamel. read more

Glycerin isn’t dangerous per se, but if you can get a mouthwash that doesn’t include it, that’d be the best. Some studies show that glycerin, if applies to teeth for long enough, can affect the micro-hardness of your enamel. read more

Also known as: glycerin, Glycerine, 1,2,3-Propanetriol, Glyceritol, Glycyl alcohol, Trihydroxypropane, Propanetriol, Osmoglyn, 1,2,3-trihydroxypropane Molecular Formula: C3H8O3 Molecular Weight: 92.09382 Historical Cases of Contamination with Diethylene Glycol: Glycerine and diethylene glycol are similar in appearance, smell, and taste. read more

Yet, fluoride is more harmful (toxic) than it is effective. Add in sodium lauryl sulfate, GMO soy lethicin, Xylitol made from GMO corn and glycerine—that are in nearly all toothpastes on the market, even the “natural” ones. While we have all heard about the dangers of fluoride many people do not know how Glycerin harms your teeth. read more