Binaca

Binaca is a brand of breath freshening products that are available in spray and aerosol forms. The brand was first introduced in Switzerland in the 1950s and has since become popular worldwide. Binaca products are known for their strong, refreshing flavors and their ability to quickly neutralize bad breath.

History

Binaca was first introduced in Switzerland in the 1950s by a company called H.R. Binder AG. The brand quickly gained popularity due to its effective breath freshening properties and its convenient packaging. In the 1970s, Binaca was acquired by the Dr. Fresh company, which expanded the brand's product line and distribution.

Products

Binaca offers a range of breath freshening products, including:

• Binaca Breath Spray: This is the brand's flagship product. It is a pocket-sized spray that provides instant fresh breath. It is available in several flavors, including Peppermint, Spearmint, and Cinnamon.

• Binaca Aerosol Breath Spray: This product offers the same breath freshening benefits as the original Binaca Breath Spray, but in an aerosol form. It is also available in several flavors.

Usage

Binaca products are used to freshen breath. They are typically used after meals, before social interactions, or whenever fresh breath is desired. To use, the product is sprayed into the mouth, coating the tongue and throat with a refreshing flavor that neutralizes bad breath.

Availability

Binaca products are widely available in drugstores, supermarkets, and online retailers. They are sold in individual packages, as well as in multi-packs for added convenience.

See Also

• List of oral hygiene products
• Mouthwash
• Breath freshener

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