ALOCLAIR PLUS oral care mouthwash a/f 60ml

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Overview
The Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free extends the Aloclair Plus range into a rinse format, making it the most appropriate choice when multiple mouth ulcers are spread across different areas of the oral cavity, when the entire oral mucosa is inflamed or irritated rather than a single discrete lesion, or when a patient finds a rinse more comfortable and practical to use than a gel or spray. Where the gel and spray formats focus on precise application to specific ulcer sites, the mouthwash rinse distributes the Aloclair formulation comprehensively across the whole oral environment in a single use.
The alcohol-free formulation is particularly important in a mouthwash format. Many standard antiseptic and mouth ulcer mouthwashes contain significant concentrations of alcohol, which causes a burning or stinging sensation on contact with inflamed or ulcerated oral tissue. For patients whose oral mucosa is already painful — whether from aphthous ulcers, oral mucositis from medical treatment, general oral sensitivity, or post-dental procedure discomfort — a stinging rinse compounds rather than relieves discomfort. The Aloclair Plus Mouthwash avoids this entirely by being formulated without alcohol, delivering the soothing, protective properties of the Aloclair range in a format that is comfortable to use even on very tender oral tissue.
The formulation contains hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, and the bioadhesive and anti-inflammatory components consistent with the Aloclair Plus range, providing a soothing and protective effect across the oral mucosa during each rinse. The 60ml format is compact and practical for everyday use and is straightforward to incorporate into an existing oral hygiene routine. Browse our complete range of mouth and oral treatments including the Aloclair Plus gel, spray, and alcohol-free gel formats, and our wider everyday health products for complementary oral health items.
How to Use Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free
- Measure the required amount of mouthwash. Pour the directed volume of mouthwash into the cap or a small measure. NOT FOUND — please confirm the recommended dose volume and application frequency from the Aloclair product documentation and update this step.
- Rinse gently but thoroughly. Take the mouthwash into the mouth and rinse gently, ensuring the solution reaches all areas of the oral cavity — cheeks, gums, under the tongue, and the roof of the mouth. Move the mouthwash around the mouth to make contact with all affected mucosa.
- Hold in the mouth for 30 to 60 seconds. Allowing the mouthwash to remain in contact with the oral tissue for at least 30 seconds gives the protective and soothing components time to coat the mucosal surface before spitting out.
- Spit out — do not swallow. Discard the mouthwash after rinsing. This product is for oral rinsing only and should not be swallowed.
- Do not eat or drink for 30 minutes after use where possible, to allow the protective coating to persist on the oral mucosa surface.
- Use as directed throughout the day, particularly after meals and at bedtime. The mouthwash rinse format is particularly practical for use after eating, when food debris and acidity around ulcers can worsen discomfort.
- Continue until the ulcer or oral irritation has resolved.
Tips for using the mouthwash format
- The rinse format is especially well suited when oral inflammation or ulceration is widespread rather than limited to one or two discrete sites, as it coats the entire oral mucosa in a single application.
- For patients undergoing cancer treatment who are managing oral mucositis, a rinse format is often more comfortable to use than a gel when the entire oral cavity is affected.
- Use after brushing teeth rather than before, so the rinsing action does not remove toothpaste fluoride from the teeth before it has had time to act.
For advice on oral ulcer management or choosing the most appropriate Aloclair format for your symptoms, speak to a Pearl Chemist Group pharmacist.
Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free – Key Ingredients
| Ingredient | Role |
|---|---|
| Hyaluronic acid | Supports mucosal hydration and a moist healing environment, contributing to a soothing and protective coating on the oral mucosa during rinsing |
| Aloe vera | Soothing botanical extract with documented comfort properties on inflamed or irritated mucosal tissue, distributed across the oral cavity during each rinse |
| Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) | Film-forming polymer that contributes to the protective coating properties of the formulation as it contacts the oral mucosa surface |
| Glycyrrhetinic acid | Anti-inflammatory liquorice root derivative contributing to the reduction of mucosal inflammation during the rinse application |
Key functional ingredients are listed. This formulation does not contain alcohol. For the complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging. NOT FOUND — please confirm the full ingredient list from the manufacturer and update if any ingredients differ from those listed or from the other Aloclair Plus formats.
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How to Store Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free
- Temperature: Store at room temperature, below 25°C, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
- Cap: Replace the cap securely after every use to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination of the remaining product.
- Do not freeze.
- Expiry: Do not use after the expiry date on the bottle. NOT FOUND — please confirm the post-opening use-by period from Aloclair documentation and add here.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Overview
The Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free extends the Aloclair Plus range into a rinse format, making it the most appropriate choice when multiple mouth ulcers are spread across different areas of the oral cavity, when the entire oral mucosa is inflamed or irritated rather than a single discrete lesion, or when a patient finds a rinse more comfortable and practical to use than a gel or spray. Where the gel and spray formats focus on precise application to specific ulcer sites, the mouthwash rinse distributes the Aloclair formulation comprehensively across the whole oral environment in a single use.
The alcohol-free formulation is particularly important in a mouthwash format. Many standard antiseptic and mouth ulcer mouthwashes contain significant concentrations of alcohol, which causes a burning or stinging sensation on contact with inflamed or ulcerated oral tissue. For patients whose oral mucosa is already painful — whether from aphthous ulcers, oral mucositis from medical treatment, general oral sensitivity, or post-dental procedure discomfort — a stinging rinse compounds rather than relieves discomfort. The Aloclair Plus Mouthwash avoids this entirely by being formulated without alcohol, delivering the soothing, protective properties of the Aloclair range in a format that is comfortable to use even on very tender oral tissue.
The formulation contains hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, and the bioadhesive and anti-inflammatory components consistent with the Aloclair Plus range, providing a soothing and protective effect across the oral mucosa during each rinse. The 60ml format is compact and practical for everyday use and is straightforward to incorporate into an existing oral hygiene routine. Browse our complete range of mouth and oral treatments including the Aloclair Plus gel, spray, and alcohol-free gel formats, and our wider everyday health products for complementary oral health items.
How to Use Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free
- Measure the required amount of mouthwash. Pour the directed volume of mouthwash into the cap or a small measure. NOT FOUND — please confirm the recommended dose volume and application frequency from the Aloclair product documentation and update this step.
- Rinse gently but thoroughly. Take the mouthwash into the mouth and rinse gently, ensuring the solution reaches all areas of the oral cavity — cheeks, gums, under the tongue, and the roof of the mouth. Move the mouthwash around the mouth to make contact with all affected mucosa.
- Hold in the mouth for 30 to 60 seconds. Allowing the mouthwash to remain in contact with the oral tissue for at least 30 seconds gives the protective and soothing components time to coat the mucosal surface before spitting out.
- Spit out — do not swallow. Discard the mouthwash after rinsing. This product is for oral rinsing only and should not be swallowed.
- Do not eat or drink for 30 minutes after use where possible, to allow the protective coating to persist on the oral mucosa surface.
- Use as directed throughout the day, particularly after meals and at bedtime. The mouthwash rinse format is particularly practical for use after eating, when food debris and acidity around ulcers can worsen discomfort.
- Continue until the ulcer or oral irritation has resolved.
Tips for using the mouthwash format
- The rinse format is especially well suited when oral inflammation or ulceration is widespread rather than limited to one or two discrete sites, as it coats the entire oral mucosa in a single application.
- For patients undergoing cancer treatment who are managing oral mucositis, a rinse format is often more comfortable to use than a gel when the entire oral cavity is affected.
- Use after brushing teeth rather than before, so the rinsing action does not remove toothpaste fluoride from the teeth before it has had time to act.
For advice on oral ulcer management or choosing the most appropriate Aloclair format for your symptoms, speak to a Pearl Chemist Group pharmacist.
Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free – Key Ingredients
| Ingredient | Role |
|---|---|
| Hyaluronic acid | Supports mucosal hydration and a moist healing environment, contributing to a soothing and protective coating on the oral mucosa during rinsing |
| Aloe vera | Soothing botanical extract with documented comfort properties on inflamed or irritated mucosal tissue, distributed across the oral cavity during each rinse |
| Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) | Film-forming polymer that contributes to the protective coating properties of the formulation as it contacts the oral mucosa surface |
| Glycyrrhetinic acid | Anti-inflammatory liquorice root derivative contributing to the reduction of mucosal inflammation during the rinse application |
Key functional ingredients are listed. This formulation does not contain alcohol. For the complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging. NOT FOUND — please confirm the full ingredient list from the manufacturer and update if any ingredients differ from those listed or from the other Aloclair Plus formats.
N/A
How to Store Aloclair Plus Oral Care Mouthwash Alcohol-Free
- Temperature: Store at room temperature, below 25°C, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
- Cap: Replace the cap securely after every use to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination of the remaining product.
- Do not freeze.
- Expiry: Do not use after the expiry date on the bottle. NOT FOUND — please confirm the post-opening use-by period from Aloclair documentation and add here.
- Keep out of reach of children.
FAQs
The mouthwash rinse format is the most practical choice when ulcers or oral inflammation are spread across multiple areas of the mouth rather than concentrated in one or two discrete sites. A single rinse coats the entire oral cavity — cheeks, gums, tongue, palate, and throat — reaching areas that a gel or spray would require multiple applications to cover. It is also the most comfortable format for patients whose oral tissue is extensively sensitive or inflamed, as the rinse action is gentler than direct application and the alcohol-free formulation avoids any stinging on contact with tender mucosal surfaces.
Oral mucositis is a common and very painful consequence of radiotherapy to the head and neck region, and alcohol-free oral care products are generally preferred during this treatment as alcohol-containing rinses can cause significant discomfort on affected oral tissue. Aloclair Plus products have been used supportively in this context. However, all aspects of oral care during head and neck radiotherapy — including which products to use, when, and how often — should be directed by your radiotherapy or oncology team, who will provide a specific oral care protocol as part of your treatment support. Use this or any oral care product during cancer treatment within the framework of that clinical guidance.
Yes. Aloclair Plus Mouthwash can be incorporated into your existing oral hygiene routine. As a general principle, use it after brushing and after any fluoride mouthwash — applying it as the final step in your oral hygiene routine means the protective coating is deposited on the oral mucosa without being immediately removed by subsequent rinsing. Leave at least a few minutes between a fluoride mouthwash and the Aloclair rinse, and avoid eating or drinking for 30 minutes after using Aloclair to allow the coating time to establish on the mucosal surface.
Yes. Aphthous ulcers — also called canker sores — are the most common type of mouth ulcer and are the primary indication for Aloclair Plus products. The mouthwash format is particularly well suited to aphthous ulcers when they occur in multiple locations simultaneously or in hard-to-reach areas. For a single, well-defined aphthous ulcer in an accessible location, the gel format may provide more targeted protection. For multiple ulcers or widespread oral sensitivity, the mouthwash covers the whole oral cavity in a single rinse. All three formats — gel, spray, and mouthwash — are appropriate for aphthous ulcer management, so choose the format that best matches your symptoms and personal preference.
Yes. Pearl Chemist Group stocks all four formats of the Aloclair Plus range: bioadhesive gel (8ml), bioadhesive spray (15ml), alcohol-free oral care gel (8g), and this alcohol-free mouthwash (60ml). Browse our full mouth and oral treatments range online for all available Aloclair formats, or visit your nearest branch where our pharmacists can advise on the most suitable format for your individual oral health needs and preferences.