Chlorhexidine gluconate 0.2% (Formerly Dermachlor) Rinse 4 oz Bottle

Saw some scale rot trying to start up. So I made some nice like warm water in the sink and poured some of the medicine in. I set him in the sing with the water and kept gently leading him back into the sink when he would sliter out. Only had to do this once and it cleared it right up! 🥰 I didn't use a certain amount.. I just splashed some in there and made sure he didn't drink it or dip his head in. 🖤

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My dog"s hygroma was getting infected and his appointment is 2 weeks out. So I purchase this to put in on his infection and it seem to clear it up for the time being. It stop the smell, pus, and he seem to not be in pain. His appointment is next week so I will give an update after the appointment.

Good product but not any cheaper then getting it from my vet

Solution concentration was a bit too much so I had to dilute it again. Thus I won't give it a higher rating. It works as stated in the bottle.

A formulation for the mouth rinse containing Chlorhexidine gluconate that I initially purchased via Amazon was discontinued but the Amazon algorithm suggested this one in it's stead when I needed to re-order. I didn't investigate further and I am glad I purchased the small bottle. This is formulated for animals and tastes very unpleasant and soapy! Luckily my dentist gave a bottle that is formulated for humans. The formulation for humans should be 1.2% of the active ingredient not 2%. I learned my lesson to do further research before blindly purchasing a product. Do not purchase this product if you are intending it for human use.

I put it in my mouth as it came up when I searched for Peridex mouth wash. I already drank it before realizing that it was not a mouth wash. If most buyer feedback say the same, then the seller needs to be help accountable.

The description needs to be changed. It's very misleaded.