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This is a set of instructions on how to use a sodium fluoride mouthwash solution of different concentrations. The first two solutions require 3g and 2g of sodium fluoride respectively, and are meant to be mixed with 1500mL and 1000mL of water respectively. The directions indicate to fill a container with water, add the sodium fluoride packet, shake well, prime the pump, and dispense the appropriate amount for each child. The rinsing instructions are to swish vigorously for one minute and then spit out the solution. The third solution requires 1g of sodium fluoride and 500mL of water. It is important to discard any mixed solution after three weeks and to store the solution out of reach of children.*

This is a set of instructions for preparing and using a mouth rinse made from sodium fluoride powder. The text warns that the powder is poisonous if swallowed and advises keeping it away from children. The mouth rinse is to be made by mixing a specified amount of the powder with tap water, and the solution should be swished vigorously in the mouth for one minute and then spat out. The rinse is intended for professional use and should be used once a week. The text also includes emergency contact information and provides cautionary advice for children who accidentally swallow the mouth rinse.*