Fresh Breath Foam Mouthwash

Fresh Breath Foam Mouthwash is a 100ml alcohol-free oral-care product supplied in a foaming pump bottle. Unlike conventional rinse bottles, the package converts the liquid into foam during dispensing, so the pump is part of the product specification rather than simply a closure. The current formula uses purified water, sorbitol, xylitol, cocamidopropyl betaine, cetylpyridinium chloride, sodium fluoride, menthol and mint flavoring. Suzhou City Jinmao Daily Chemicals Co., Ltd. develops and manufactures this format for private-label and OEM/ODM oral-care projects.

Product Specifications

What Makes the Foaming Format Different

The defining feature of this product is the dispensing system. The bottle contains a liquid mouthwash, but the foaming pump mixes and dispenses it as foam. This changes the way the product is presented and used compared with a conventional liquid mouthwash bottle.

For manufacturers, the pump cannot be selected independently from the liquid. Formula viscosity, pump structure, output volume and bottle neck dimensions all affect dispensing performance. A package that works with one liquid formula may not produce the same foam with another formula.

For this reason, sample evaluation should cover the complete bottle and pump assembly. Foam volume, consistency, pump recovery, leakage and repeated dispensing are more useful reference points than evaluating the bottle alone.

Formula Used in the Current Specification

The liquid base is primarily purified water, with sorbitol and xylitol included in the formulation. Cocamidopropyl betaine is used as part of the foaming system, while cetylpyridinium chloride, sodium fluoride, menthol and plant extracts are included in the current oral-care specification. Citric acid and propylparaben are also listed among the formulation components.

The combination of xylitol, menthol and mint flavor gives the product its intended sensory profile, while the foaming component needs to remain compatible with the selected dispensing pump. Sodium fluoride and cetylpyridinium chloride also make the exact formula and market positioning relevant when preparing the final product documentation.

The ingredient list shown on this page describes the current reference formula. Exact concentrations, ingredient declarations and permitted product claims are determined from the approved formula and the requirements of the market where the finished product will be sold.

Breath Care and Mint Sensory Profile

This product is formulated for oral-care ranges where fresh breath is one of the main product directions. The current mint profile comes from menthol and flavoring components rather than from the packaging format itself.

The sensory result depends on more than the name of the flavor. Mint intensity, cooling effect, sweetness and aftertaste can all affect how the finished product is perceived. These characteristics are normally evaluated with samples because a flavor description alone does not define the final taste.

If the product is intended for a particular regional market, the preferred sensory profile can be established during development before the formula and artwork are finalized.

Why the 100ml Size Is Relevant

At 100ml, the product sits between small portable oral-care formats and larger household mouthwash bottles. The size works with the foaming pump configuration while keeping the finished package relatively compact.

The capacity also affects filling volume, bottle dimensions, label space, carton configuration and shipping arrangements. These details are normally considered together when the packaging specification is prepared.

How the Product Fits an Oral-Care Range

The product can be positioned as a breath-care mouthwash within a broader oral-care line. Its foaming delivery gives it a different product format from standard rinse bottles, while the 100ml capacity keeps the package smaller than many conventional household mouthwashes.

Points to Check During Sampling

For a foaming mouthwash, sample approval should cover both the liquid and the dispensing package. The following checks are particularly relevant before the final specification is released for production.

Any change to the formula, pump or bottle can affect dispensing behavior. Where one of these components is changed after sampling, the complete package should be evaluated again rather than relying on the previous sample result.

Formula, Pump and Bottle Need to Match

One practical issue with foam products is that the liquid and dispensing system cannot be treated as two unrelated specifications. The pump has to handle the actual formula, and the bottle has to match the pump connection and filling process.

For OEM projects, this means that formula changes should be communicated before packaging components are finalized. A change in viscosity, foaming behavior or other liquid characteristics may require another dispensing test.

The same applies to packaging changes. A different bottle neck, pump output or closure can alter the finished package even when the liquid formula remains unchanged.

Packaging Configuration

The current package consists of a 100ml bottle with a foaming pump. Depending on the finished product specification, the packaging set can also include a closure, label, individual box and outer carton.

Important packaging information includes bottle material, neck finish, pump type, dispensing volume, label dimensions and carton requirements. Existing samples, drawings or packaging references can be used when a project requires a specific package configuration.

OEM and ODM Development

Suzhou City Jinmao Daily Chemicals Co., Ltd. handles OEM and ODM projects for oral-care and daily chemical products. The existing Fresh Breath Foam Mouthwash specification can be used as a starting point, or development can be based on a customer-provided formula, sample or product brief.

Project requirements may include changes to the formula, flavor, bottle capacity, foaming pump, label design and secondary packaging. For products with a specific sensory or dispensing requirement, sample comparison is used to establish the agreed specification before production.

The current MOQ is 10,000 pcs. The final quantity and production conditions are determined from the approved formula, packaging components and order requirements.

Product Claims and Regulatory Information

The product name and commercial claims should be kept consistent with the actual formula and supporting product documentation. Fresh-breath, antibacterial, fluoride and other functional statements may be subject to different requirements depending on the destination market.

Before artwork is approved, the ingredient declaration, directions for use, warnings, product claims and other required information should be checked against the applicable regulations. The final label should reflect the approved product specification rather than a general description of the product category.

Manufacturing and Quality Checks

Suzhou City Jinmao Daily Chemicals Co., Ltd. manages the main production stages for oral-care products, including raw material inspection, formulation, filling, packaging and finished-product inspection.

For a foaming mouthwash, quality checks involve both the liquid and the package. The approved formula, filling volume, bottle, pump, labeling and packaging specifications provide the production reference for the finished product.

Production Facilities

The company operates 8 automatic filling lines and 8 automatic packaging lines for daily chemical and oral-care products. Production arrangements are selected according to the formula, filling format, packaging components and order quantity.

Before production starts, the manufacturing specification is established from the approved formula and packaging sample. This includes the liquid specification, filling volume, bottle and pump configuration, labeling information and agreed order quantity.

Information Needed for a Product Quote

For an OEM or private-label inquiry, a useful product brief should include the target market, required formula direction, flavor preference, bottle capacity, packaging requirements and estimated order quantity. If an existing product is being matched, a sample or technical specification can make the initial evaluation more precise.

For the current 100ml specification, the main points are an alcohol-free liquid formula, fresh mint profile, foaming pump bottle and 10,000-piece MOQ. Formula, dispensing performance, packaging and labeling details are finalized from the approved sample and production specification.