Tongue Scrapers - With New Triple Scraping Edges!

Premium Quality with 3X Scraping Edge Technology
is NOW AVAILABLE to purchase for everyone!

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Standing Tall Tongue Scraper | Triple Scraping Edges

$7.95

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Folding Travel Tongue Scraper | Triple Scraping Edges

$7.95

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NEW! “Standing Tall”
Tongue Scraper

The Premium Quality Standing Tall Tongue Scraper with 3X Scraping Edge Technology, Removes Harmful Bacteria and Decaying Particles That Cause Bad Breath, Plaque, Gum Disease, and Tooth Decay.

It’s best used after brushing and flossing your teeth and after each meal. Tongue Scraping has been around for centuries and has only recently caught on in the USA. Studies have shown that improving your overall oral health by brushing, flossing, and scraping your tongue, can also improve your overall health.

NEW! “Folding Travel”
Tongue Scraper

The Premium Quality Folding Travel Tongue Scraper with 3X Scraping Edge Technology, Removes Harmful Bacteria and Decaying Particles That Cause Bad Breath, Plaque, Gum Disease, and Tooth Decay.

The Folding Travel version fits easily in your pocket, for all your on-the-go freshness needs.
Keeping your tongue clean, free from foods and drinks consumed throughout the day, is one of the best ways to keep your breath fresh and clean, helping to improve your overall health.

Why Should I Use A Tongue Scraper Daily?

Balanced Pressure Scraping Technology using 3X Triple Scraping Edges

Our Tongue Scrapers feature one-of-a-kind, patented Triple Scraping Edges, made with Balanced Pressure Scraping Technology. Our Premium Tongue Scraper’s three scraping edges are strategically positioned at an optimum distance between each other to balance and ease the pressure applied to your tongue, eliminating any possibility of damaging sensitive taste buds.

With a single scraping edge of a plastic or metal scraper, people have a tendency to apply excessive pressure on their tongue in order to get rid of bad breath causing decaying debris and harmful bacteria as quickly as possible, damaging the taste buds and/or delicate tongue muscle, including nerves and blood vessels.

The tongue’s upper surface, called a dorsum, is covered by taste buds housed in numerous lingual papillae. It is sensitive, kept moist with saliva, and richly supplied with nerves and blood vessels.