This is a compensated post written by me on behalf of Walgreens. All opinions are 100% mine.
I recently had the opportunity to try out one of Walgreens Brand Health & Wellness Products, the Walgreens Brand Mouth Rinse. Like mouth rinses from major brand name manufacturers, it is ADA accepted, and is a comparable formula to Listerine, but available at a much lower price per ounce (based on regular price; for example, right now it's available for $2 at Walgreens.com, compared to $3.99). I had never tried Walgreens Brand Mouth Rinse before, but I was pleased. My mouth felt just as clean and fresh after using as it has with name brand products, and even though it wasn't alcohol-free, it didn't have as intense of a feeling while using it.
Not only do you save money, but you can also support a good cause when you purchase Walgreens Brand Health & Wellness Products. Walgreens contributes up to $3 million annually to its Walgreens Way to Well Fund™, which provides free preventive health tests and health and wellness services and education to communities, including a partnership with National Urban League Health & Wellness Tour and the distribution of vouchers that can be redeemed in-store.
What has your experience been with using store-brand versions of health & wellness products?
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