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The following 2 images provide visual information about the product associated with Medactive Patient Friendly Stannous Fluoride Rinse NDC 49741-1006 by Integrate Oral Care, Llc., such as packaging, labeling, and the appearance of the drug itself. This resource could be helpful for medical professionals, pharmacists, and patients seeking to verify medication information and ensure they have the correct product.
Orange Creme with ULTRAMULSION10 - MARIN2OCMF 10 349741100625 FDA
This is a description of an oral care product that is a Stannous Fluoride Rinse with ULTRAMULSION, a melt emulsion of dimethicone & poloxamer. It has a Sugar-Free and Alcohol-Free formula that prevents dental decay and provides cavity protection. It comes with a "MIX' Before-Use" Dose Pack and has instructions to use immediately after preparing the rinse. The formula cleans, lubricates, moistens, soothes, and protects the entire mouth while remineralizing, strengthens the tooth surface and builds increasing protection against sensitivity. The product also has a mild orange creme flavor and is made in the USA. The product includes warnings, directions, and inactive ingredients.*
Orange Creme with ULTRAMULSION - MARIN2OCMF 30 349741100632 FDA
The text provides a drug fact sheet for a Stannous Fluoride Rinse. It helps in the prevention of dental decay and has a mild formula that is sugar-free and alcohol-free. The rinse is part of a MedActive oral care line that includes oral relief lozenges, gel, and sprays. The rinse comes in a unique "Mix-Before-Use" Dose Pack, which should not be used more than four weeks unless recommended by a doctor or dental professional. Stannous Fluoride Rinse should be used immediately after preparing the rinse for 30 seconds twice a day. It contains a patented melt emulsion of dimethicone and poloxamer, helping clean, lubricate, moisten, soothe, and protect the entire mouth.*
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