It Shows Up At 9:15 AM, Two Feet From Someone's Face
Someone leans in to look at your screen. You stop talking mid-sentence and lean back. You reach for the gum in your pocket before you answer. By lunch you've had three mints. By three you're talking with your hand near your mouth.
It isn't bad hygiene and it isn't in your head. It's what the back of the tongue does, day after day: the teeth are clean, the source is still there.
ORAL-12 is one nightly serving of oral strains that settle where the odor bacteria live — instead of one more mint that only covers it up for an hour.








