Reddit mentions: The best breath fresheners

That's an extremely comprehensive kit. I can see that a lot of research and thought went into it. Good job.
You may want to swap out some items for smaller/higher quality alternatives though.

Items you might want to consider replacing:

Water storage - While the ziplock bags work admirably you may want to consider a platy-bottle.
Don't worry about condoms unless you're trying to construct a pocket sized survival-tin kit. They are difficult to fill unless you have a strong flow of water and the ziplock bags you already have are a far better choice. If you don't believe me try to fill a condom from a street puddle next time it rains. I like to carry a stainless steel Nalgene because of it's versatility but that won't fit in your kit.


Water Filter: Aquamira have a newer version of the frontier filter called the frontier pro. I've never used one but it seems like an OK product with a similar footprint. Get the blaze orange one for high visibility purposes.


Water purification tablets - You've already bought purification tablets but for future reference Tincture of Iodine 2% or regular (clear, non-perfumed) household bleach work equally well, have a longer shelf life and are cheaper. I got a few of these from the grocery store checkout line for containers. Each bottle holds about 100 drops and comes with a built in dropper. At about 5 drops a liter for chemical purification that's a good amount of water you can disinfect. Wikipedia article for chemical water disinfection. Just make sure you aren't allergic to bleach or iodine or have thyroid issues before you use your water disinfection tablets and make sure they aren't expired.


Firesteel - The Coleman firesteel/magnesium brick is junk. Please replace it as soon as possible with a Firesteel.com one. They come in multiple sizes/options. They also have softer and more workable magnesium rods if you have to carry magnesium. I like this one but chose the one that best suites you. A note regarding lighters vs. Matches - Lighters are subject to mechanical failure, matches are subject to chemical failure. Both suck when rained on. Try to master your Firesteel so you won't need them.


Candle - Birthday candles don't last long. I'd recommend one of the round flat ones that come in a small metal container. Candles work by burning gassified wax, a candle in a container can be completely melted and still burn instead of spilling wax everywhere. A container results in longer burn times.


Tools - You can combine your mini multitool and swiss army knife into a single multitool by taping them together! Just kidding. Check out Leatherman.com for the multitool that best suites your needs. Multitools are nice but many survivalists pride themselves on being able to use a simple knife to accomplish a variety of bushcraft tasks. If you're ready to make that leap the ESEE Izula 2 is a nice compact knife.


Signal Mirror - I'm not sure what the quality of your signal mirror is but many signal mirrors are made cheaply and poorly. See this article for more detail. Just make sure it works before you depend on it for a life/death situation.
I use this one:2 x 3 Signal Mirror, Glass, Signal MIL-M-18371E Type 1


Duct Tape - The stuff dreams are made of. Check your local Walmart for obnoxiously brightly colored (bright-flipping-orange) tape for high visibility purposes. or marking your way when lost. Hang small strips at eye level.


Items to consider adding:

• 50 gallon drum liner garbage bags for shelter, poncho etc.
  
• O.B Tampons. Wound dressing and can be fluffed up to be used as tinder.
  
• Triple antibiotic can be used as petroleum jelly to help with lighting the tampons or on wounds.
  
• Trauma dressing - If you don't have one already and you're going to carry a blade/firearm please carry the first aid items and training necessary to treat a gunshot or serious knife wound. Carry it on your person at all times!
  
• <EDIT> A few more items came to mind
  
• Warm hat such as a watch cap or ski mask - Skin on the head/neck doesn't vasoconstrict as well as that on the rest of your body resulting in increased heat loss from those regions. A warm hat is a must have item if it's chilly out.
  
• As HalfdanAsbjorn pointed out, a bandana large enough to use as a triangle bandage.
  
  Things to consider discarding:
  
  
• Electrical tape - you already have duct tape
  
• Aluminum foil - You already have a space blanket
  
• Glow stick - Single use, Get a candle or make a fire
  
  Another thing to consider is to try and make sure each of the items in your kit have more than one use. The larger your kit the more likely you are to leave it in the car.

The wildly expensive Onzow Zerodust stylus cleaner is often regarded by vinylphiles as the best and safest way to clean a stylus, but some of us have found that Moongel drumhead damping strips are made of a slightly softer version of the same stuff which provides identical results.

I used slices of Magic Eraser for years, but this is better IMO because it doesn't leave any abrasive residue or shove the gunk up the stylus shank. Having spent some time viewing the results of both with my ancient Shure stylus microscope, I like this a lot. Every micron of crud is captured and the stylus is left clean as a whistle.

Turns out a Listerine Breath Strips container is exactly the right size to hold a single strip of Moongel. These containers split in half like a clamshell for easy loading. Pick one up at the grocery store or buy a pack on Amazon, because if you're like me you're breath is pissing everyone off anyway.

To use, open the container and place it on your platter, then dip your stylus into it two or three times. Since the stylus cleaner container is free to move in any direction, you can use your cueing lever or just freehand it without fear of breaking your cantilever if you spazz out.

Marcus is a beautiful man, inside and out. I'm seeing some hateful judgments here and I don't agree with them. That being said, teeth whitening has some a long way. My teeth were Marcus shade recently, partially because I used to be a smoker. I'm also a big coffee drinker! However, my dentist offered to whiten my teeth but the cost was like 500 bucks. I found the same product but without the expensive custom molds on Amazon. It's called opalescence go. My fiance and I did them together before our engagement photos and it really helped a lot. It's one of the cheapest and easiest ways to improve your appearance because you only have to use it for like ten days and then one day every few months. Much easier than wearing nice clothes, diet and exercise, and salon haircuts.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ER5NN3K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_Itz4BbPBXJ5M6

When I was a kid we didn't even have to go that far. There was a product called Binaca - a breath spray that came in little spray cans, tastes great, highly flammable. Apparently you can still get it but back then it was at every supermarket checkout for like 50 cents each, and obviously very easy to play off if questioned.

>since it was on amazon maybe it had a little bit of credibility.

Hmmm

[exhibit 1] (http://www.amazon.com/Cub-Gift-of-Nothing/dp/B002J8VDXE)

exhibit 2

exhibit 3

The defense rests, your Honor.

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I searched originally for the Opalescence Treswhite trays...

Then I found this: http://www.amazon.com/Opalescence-Go-15%25-Treswhite-Supreme/dp/B00ER5NN3K/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1398296221&sr=8-4&keywords=opalescence+treswhite

So go for that or the original Treswhite.

Ideally I'd recommend you get the trays made, and get the Opalescence gel to put in it rather than these. Ask around to see how much custom bleaching trays are and how much they sell bleach for.

Left to Right:


Slim Wallet - It's super thin and it attaches to my phone. ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P4J55NV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_9msGDb54PTKM2 )


Watch - It's durable and in my opinion doesn't look too bad for the price. ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009KYJAJY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_BosGDbN06048V )


Mint Things - They are pretty strong breath strips that have an amazing form factor. ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004XWM1NA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_kVyGDbB6KA26N )


Space Pen - The end needed to be worn down last year because too many teachers tried to accuse me of having a juul. ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002ZQB4M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-WyGDbQNQWE30 )

Phone - Not pictured but a Pixel 3a.


My teacher showed up late, so I had time to do this.

Yeah they would. If it just needs bleaching you can try something like [this](Opalescence Go 15% https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ER5NN3K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_AwcRAbV8TPPME)

They are similar to white strips but stay in place better and you can use them with the braces on. You’ll have to press it down around the braces so it is in contact with the tooth. The peroxide is taken up by the tooth and dispersed into the enamel, even under the bracket.

Sanjin Watermelon Frost Spray - Breath Freshener (0.1 Oz.) - 1 Bottle https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002DW2JY8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_pewYCb5KGJ2MS

You want what is called “watermelon frost.”

I have tried about 10 different OTC products and the only one that did anything at all for cankers is this stuff right here.

It should heal your sore in about two days.

Also, you can take L-lysine pills, which will help the healing process.

But the watermelon frost is absolutely the best option

Of course... there are only so many times you can brush your teeth a day!

I had to ditch my Orbitz habit, and I'm not chewing mint leaves. The only thing I found on the Whole30 blog post about this that works like gum is Wow Drops. My team (we are all doing Whole30) are using the same bottle... once you get used to it, it totally works just like peppermint gum.

Still haven't found a cure all but I have found these two things help, a lot.

1. Tongue scraper, as others have mentioned. I use GUM's Fresh-R Tongue Cleaner.
   
   
2. The other thing I started doing was using Dr. Katz's TheraBreath Plus Oral Spray.
   
   **
   Morning: Brush teeth, scrape tongue, mouthwash, TheraBreath.
   
   Afternoon: TheraBreath.
   
   Evening**: Brush teeth, scrape tongue, floss teeth, mouthwash, TheraBreath.

Yeah, I had this issue. Best solution I found was Wow drops: https://www.amazon.com/WOW-R2WOW-Drops-0-338-Ounce/dp/B000S854FA?th=1

Knocks out the bad breath for an extended period of time.

I was browsing the ent store the other day wondering if that little thing was worth it. Thanks for the heads up! I'm gonna get me some of that. Also, when I said gum, I meant this; I found 'em in Wal-Mart, 2 for $1. I never buy gum.

Yeah, if you ever have seen some of the other types of items that are usually sold with this, they meant it. Like this Look and Feel Canadian Instantly

I don't worry about the gum... unless you're nomming half a pack a day, it shouldn't be an issue.

THAT SAID!! I like this stuff: http://www.amazon.com/Spearmint-Herbal-Breath-Tonic-Spray/dp/B005JW1G1Q

Your teeth aren't yellow, it's just that because of the ridiculously skewed standards that we now have, you think they're yellow. Rather than the weak Crest White strips, use something stronger that will work much better. Good luck.

Listerine Pocketmist Cool Mint buy it at Walmart or amazon.
brushing teeth will not cut it! Its part of the process of keto I spray all the time to mask it. Cant sugar free gum most have a carb a piece....this has none

https://www.amazon.com/Listerine-Pocketmist-Cool-Mint-2-Count/dp/B000WOOG2M/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1495202702&sr=8-1&keywords=listerine+breath+spray

I've heard of these being good though I've never tried them.

• I fill two small 3~ml plastic dropper bottles with hand sanitizer and Dr. Bronners soap. The bottles will easily get me through a 3-4 day trip. If it's any longer, I'll take a 5 ml. bottle. I use these emptied out breath drop bottles. I found a pack of 3 at my local $1 store.
  
  
• Single use packets of sunscreen / 1 per day
  
  
• 2 toothpaste tabs/dots per day
  
  
• Usually don't need bugspray, if I do I'll bring a 30~ ml spray bottle
  
  
• 2 long (about 2.5 feet) pre cut pieces of toilet paper per day. 2 dehydrated wet wipes per day
  
  
• 1~oz. of fuel per cooked meal for alcohol stove
  
  
• 2 lbs.~ of food per day
  
  
• 1 liter of water for every 5-10 miles depending on the terrain/weather
  
  
• 2 Vitamin I per day just in case. Usually don't take them
  
  
• Sometimes 3~ grams of herbal medicine , for.... Glaucoma
  
  
  
  

WOW Drops really work for me. Just make sure to follow the instructions--it is potent!

Looks like there's a whole bunch of different accent sprays that you can buy.

Here

Here's some reviews of the Irish accent spray.

On amazon

I like to use these or these. The breath strips (link 2) are by far the easiest, pop one into your mouth and go about your business. I personally am freakish about my oral hygiene so I usually use the brushes instead and just do it in my car or the restroom.

Browsing Amazon.com when I notice my 'related items' suggestions... I'm not taking the blame for this!

Items are as follows:

A Practical Guide to Racism

Refrigerator Screw

Sperm in Testis of a Rat Peel and Stick Wall Decals

Bitten Baloney Sandwich on White Bread Peel and Stick Wall Decals

Kim Kardashian Human Centipede T-Shirt

PASTA, MACARONI ELBOW HEAVY WALL SHELF STABLE

Smiling Asian Teenage Boy - 12"W x 9"H

Le Creuset Enameled Cast-Iron 13-1/4-Quart Round French Oven

Obamanopoly

Eyelid Trainer

HDH Quality Rabbit Manure

Takada Collection Face Bank

Look And Feel Canadian Breath Spray

Amazon http://www.amazon.com/WOW-R2WOW-Drops-0-338-Ounce/dp/B000S854FA

Breath strips like these:
https://ireland.lipotrim.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/20170927_162600.jpg

They're not actually candy though, they're to freshen your breath. They're not as popular anymore, but Listerine still make them

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Listerine-Pocketpaks-Oral-Care-Strips/dp/B0052FZ35A

You're mostly correct. Yeast can be exacerbated by sugar, alcohol, and anti-bacterials (unless they are also anti-fungals). Most breath mints contain at least one of these.

You might want to try BreathRX. I haven't used it but a little research shows that it has anti-fungal properties which would help fight yeast infections after you've gone downtown.

In a case like this nobody suspects a thing especially if it’s kept with others.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000WOOG2M

https://www.amazon.com/Listerine-PocketPaks-Breath-Strips-Count/dp/B005LVRXLW

Irish accent breath spray!

Sounds legit.

I quit for 6 months before I got back into it. The initial cravings last for about 2 weeks in my experience. Something that really helped me was the listerine breath strips, every time I had a craving I would just pop one in and it helped quite a bit.

Strips: http://www.amazon.com/Listerine-Pocketpaks-Cool-Mint-Count/dp/B00013TQP6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426892974&sr=8-1&keywords=listerine+breath+strips

For teeth whitening, I used this kit:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ER5NN3K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The reason I know it works is that one of my front teeth is an implant, and as such, they do not get discolored. This kit helped my other teeth whiten to the shade of my implant.

This is the mint flavor link

Watermelon Frost--- Seriously it works WONDERS!



http://www.amazon.com/Sanjin-Watermelon-Frost-Spray-Freshener/dp/B002DW2JY8/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=hpc&qid=1256151763&sr=8-4

I haven't noticed it, but I also smoke and don't like gum, so I've carried packs of Listerine strips for years anyway. I don't like the way my mouth tastes after smoking so I generally use one after every cigarette. And then sometimes just because. I swear I should get stock, I run through them like crazy.