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Fluocaril

Bain De Bouche Bi-fluore, 500ml

Alcohol-free mouthwash with mint flavor. Helps prevent cavities, strengthen enamel, and reduce dental plaque for long-lasting fresh breath.

Safety

True or false, at a glance

Free from CMR-classified ingredients?
Yes
Free from endocrine disruptors?
No

Contains: Fluorure de sodium

Free from fragrance allergens (Annex III)?
No

Contains: Alcool benzylique, Eugénol, Limonène

Liquid mouthwash with mint flavor, formulated without alcohol. This oral care product contributes to the reduction of dental plaque, helps with enamel remineralization, and prevents tartar formation for fresh breath. It provides an antibacterial action to help eliminate the bacteria responsible for dental plaque and cavities.

Ingredients

Composition

No contraindication is on record for the ingredients of this product. If in doubt, ask your pharmacist.

Regulatory framework

What the authorities say

AuthorityStatus
ECHA — perturbateur endocrinien (santé humaine) — via Fluorure de sodiumPerturbateur endocrinien — suspecté
What the brand says

The brand’s claims

  • With 250 ppm fluorideStatement printed on the packaging
  • 250 ppm fluorideStatement printed on the packaging

Information stated by the brand, under its own responsibility. Neither an assessment by Lou nor an approval by any authority.

The brand

Fluocaril

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Factual, sourced information. For your specific case, ask your pharmacist.
Sources
ANSMEUR-Lex — Commission européenneSCCS / PubMed (NCBI)Commission européenne — SCCSAmerican Cleaning Institute (ACI)Contact Dermatitis / PubMed (NCBI)Contact Dermatitis — Wiley Online LibraryCosmeticsDesign-Europe
Les produits cosmétiques non rincés contenant du phénoxyéthanol ne doivent pas être utilisés sur les fesses des enfants de 3 ans ou moins
ANSM
Règlement (CE) n° 1223/2009 du Parlement européen et du Conseil relatif aux produits cosmétiques
EUR-Lex — Commission européenne
Opinion of the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) — Final version of the opinion on Phenoxyethanol in cosmetic products
SCCS / PubMed (NCBI)
SCCS — Opinion on Phenoxyethanol (SCCS/1575/16, version 2021)
Commission européenne — SCCS
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) — Safety & CIR conclusions
American Cleaning Institute (ACI)
Strengths and Limitations of Sodium Lauryl Sulfate as an Irritant Control in Patch Testing (Forkel et al., 2025)
Contact Dermatitis / PubMed (NCBI)
Profile of irritant patch testing with detergents: sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium laureth sulfate and alkyl polyglucoside (Löffler, 2003)
Contact Dermatitis — Wiley Online Library
Règlement (CE) n° 1223/2009 du Parlement européen et du Conseil relatif aux produits cosmétiques
EUR-Lex — Commission européenne
Exploring EU regulations: SLS in cosmetics
CosmeticsDesign-Europe
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Published on 7/17/2026Updated on 7/17/2026

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