tactical tongue scraper

made from: 100% stainless steel.

It is strong, rust-proof, and easy to sterilise.

This unique spoon-style Tongue Scraper tool is ergonomically designed to fit nicely in the hand, and at only 5 inches tall, it is small enough to be stashed in your cosmetics case or travel bag. The rounded edges gently and effectively remove bacteria, food remnants, and soft plaque, leaving behind a clean, pink tongue and a fresh oral oasis.

Banish bad breath and optimize your oral ecosystem with the Living Libations Tactical Tongue Scraper.

The mighty tongue is one of the most overlooked organs in the body. The simple process of tongue scraping is an ancient Ayurvedic oral care practice that clears the mouth of unwanted bacteria and build-up that contributes to an imbalanced oral ecology. Tongue scraping is the most effective way to remove the bacteria that cause bad breath and periodontal issues. It also enhances taste bud performance and sensitivity. Once freed to function optimally, each taste bud can receive strong flavor signals from food. This unique spoon-style Tongue Scraper tool is ergonomically designed to fit nicely in the hand, and at only 5 inches tall, it is small enough to be stashed in your cosmetics case or travel bag.

How to Clean the Tongue: Grasp the handle and place the spoon-shaped tongue scraper on the back of the tongue. Pull the scraper from back to front, allowing the edge to gently scrape off the coating of the tongue. Rinse the cleaner and repeat scraping until the tongue is clear of film. 

How to Clean the Tongue Scraper: Use soap and warm water to clean the Tongue Scraper after each use. Once in a while it can be further sanitised with a dip in boiling water.

Every morning, the first thing I do when I get out of bed, is walk in to the bathroom and scrape my tongue with the tongue cleaner. Seriously. Every single morning. I swear it's one of the reasons why my breath doesn't stink. That, and eating a clean diet, and taking damn good care of my teeth and gums. But ... getting back to the tongue cleaner. It's just one of those things that is just as important as brushing teeth to remove all the gunk from your tongue that accumulates in the night whilst sleeping. Yep... totally gross. But ... better out than in.