XCS-11™ Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide 

Give your customers the benefit of XCS-11™ from Kemin, the ingredient on the market that neutralizes the bad breath caused by volatile sulfur compounds rather than simply masking it. Including XCS-11 in your formulations will give your customers a fresh, long-lasting clean-mouth feeling that will set your product apart.  

Benefits that are a Breath of Fresh Air

Include XCS-11 stabilized chlorine dioxide solution in your formulation to deliver benefits that end users will notice:

• Promotes Oral Health and Hygiene
• Fast-Acting Cure for Bad Breath
  • Blocks compounds causing bad breath
  • Targets the root causes of bad breath
• Biofilm Control
  • Breaks up biofilms in the mouth
  • Decreases tongue coating
  • Tarter control above the gumline
  • Protects teeth and gums
• Clean Mouth Feeling and Fresh Breath

Available in Two Strengths

This powerful Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide product is available in two distinct concentrations to support your formulation needs. XCS-11 is a 2%* concentration and XCS-11 Pro is a 5% concentration. Typical use of XCS-11 is a target concentration of 0.1-0.3% stabilized chlorine dioxide. 

*available chlorine dioxide

Applications for XCS-11™ and XCS-11™ Pro include: 

• Oral care products
• Mouthwash
• Toothpaste
• Breath sprays

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