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Medical Forum / General / Pharmacy / October 2003Oxidation of lingual VSCs.
I bought some breath spray which contains OraSan (benzalkonium chloride). OraSan is supposed to work by delivering oxygen to volatile sulfur compounds (on the tongue) and neutralizing them. It seems to be effective. Why does OraSan work better for this than other household oxidants such as hydrogen peroxide or diluted laundry bleach? >From: ward@physics.utexas.edu (Herbert Ward) >Subject: Oxidation of lingual VSCs. >Date: 29 Sep 2003 12:18:38 -0700 >I bought some breath spray which contains OraSan (benzalkonium >chloride). >OraSan is supposed to work by delivering oxygen to volatile sulfur >compounds (on the tongue) and neutralizing them. It seems to be >effective. >Why does OraSan work better for this than other household oxidants >such as hydrogen peroxide or diluted laundry bleach? Diluted laundry bleach!!!????!!! I don't think I would ever recommend that for anything oral, even just a rinse. Had an uncle that accidentally drank bleach once, his wife had placed a container of it in the refrigerator, right next to bottle of water, no label, same bottle...wasn't a pleasant experience for him. As for why OraSan may or may not work better, I have no experience with this product. I have sold AmoSan, a powder to mix and rinse with. Basically, it remains active longer than diluted hydrogen peroxide, as Amosan contains glyoxide. But, if you dilute hydrogen peroxide 50/50 with water, that works quite nicely for oral rinse agent, use it 2 or 3 times daily. C U L8R! Wiz <{;-) Wizard57M Glenn Gilbreath Jr. Registered Pharmacist http://members.surfbest.net/wizard57m@surfbest.net/index.htm -- DOS Internet, Close Windows and Keep the Internet Open! -- >From: Wizard57M@SurfBest.net (Glenn Gilbreath Jr.) >Subject: Re: Oxidation of lingual VSCs. >Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2003 15:53:49 >>From: ward@physics.utexas.edu (Herbert Ward) >>Subject: Oxidation of lingual VSCs. >>Date: 29 Sep 2003 12:18:38 -0700 >>I bought some breath spray which contains OraSan (benzalkonium >>chloride). >>OraSan is supposed to work by delivering oxygen to volatile sulfur >>compounds (on the tongue) and neutralizing them. It seems to be >>effective. >>Why does OraSan work better for this than other household oxidants >>such as hydrogen peroxide or diluted laundry bleach? >Diluted laundry bleach!!!????!!! I don't think I would ever >recommend that for anything oral, even just a rinse. Had an [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >C U L8R! >Wiz <{;-) Ooops, guess I should mention that GlyOxide is a brand of carbamide peroxide...I forget that a lot of times we no longer deal with just brands anymore! C U L8R! Wiz <{;-) Wizard57M Glenn Gilbreath Jr. Registered Pharmacist http://members.surfbest.net/wizard57m@surfbest.net/index.htm -- DOS Internet, Close Windows and Keep the Internet Open! -- we used drops of clorox bleach for drinking water disinfectant and vegetable washing when diluted. The problem is when using a lot straight. -- from Arieh Laib Gaidemak E-Mail: agaidemaknospam@nospamcheerful.com > >From: Wizard57M@SurfBest.net (Glenn Gilbreath Jr.) > >Subject: Re: Oxidation of lingual VSCs. [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > http://members.surfbest.net/wizard57m@surfbest.net/index.htm > -- DOS Internet, Close Windows and Keep the Internet Open! -- |
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