Xlear - Spry Rain Oral Mist Spray With All Natural Moisturizing Xylitol 4.5

Tastes ok but doesn't help with dry mouth from medications and don't know if I can return or not?

I like the value, taste, and functionality, that is, the spray bottle doesn’t leak with use. Compared to Biotene brand that’s expensive, strong flavor, and a spray bottle that continually leaks, I’d fyi with Spry always.

I have Sjögren’s syndrome, so I suffer from severe, chronic dry mouth, sometimes so much so, even talking is difficult. I also work on the phone all day (which is drying on its own), and there’s some times I don’t really have time to take a drink, but I need some moisture, stat! This spray is very moisturizing, and has a very thin consistency, almost like water (or saliva!). I took a picture of it sprayed on my hand to show. In the past, I’ve tried a bunch of other products advertised for dry mouth, but they all had a thick texture like glycerin, and I can’t stand how those feel, so I was pleasantly surprised by how thin this one was. I was also worried about the mint, as I don’t like it intense/burning, but the mint is really mild! I think this is all-around a really great spray. It might not ‘last’ as long as a thick glycerin spray, but it still has glycerin and also aloe in it, so it does last longer than water. There’s been a few times recently when I was stuck in a long line and couldn’t get away to get a drink and having this on hand really saved me! It would nice that this had both the full size and travel size.

This is a great mouth freshener and adds moisture as well. Xylitol is so good for our teeth.

I bought both the spray and the breath mints to prevent waking up from using my CPAP with a desert-dry mouth. I tried the spray, which some people love, but prefer sucking on a couple of SPRY mints instead. The mints' shape stimulates saliva production. (Remember the old Scout trick of sucking on a pebble on a hike to slake your thirst?) My dental hygienist recommended SPRY to me in any form. The Xylitol, in the bargain, prevents tooth decay. Yay!