Magic mouthwash

Use Magic mouthwash only at the dose on your prescription label and as directed by your prescribing physician. Typical directions are to swish 5–10 mL for 1 minute and spit, every 4–6 hours as needed. Your prescribed dose may differ. Do not increase the amount or frequency yourself.

Measure Magic mouthwash with a marked medicine device, then swish and spit as your prescribing physician and label direct. Do not swallow it. Follow any shaking instructions on the bottle. Lidocaine can numb your mouth and throat, so avoid food, drinks, and gum for at least 1 hour afterward.

If Magic mouthwash is prescribed as needed, there is no dose to make up when you do not need it. If your physician prescribed a schedule, follow the label’s missed-dose instructions or ask your pharmacist. Never double the dose or use doses closer together to catch up.

Magic mouthwash can cause mouth numbness, irritation, taste changes, dry mouth, or drowsiness. Swallowing it or using too much raises the risk of serious effects. Get emergency help for trouble breathing, seizures, fainting, or blue or gray lips. Tell your physician about bothersome or lasting side effects.

Yes. Magic mouthwash may interact with other medicines, especially other numbing products and medicines that cause sleepiness. Tell your prescribing physician about all prescriptions, over-the-counter products, supplements, and alcohol use. Do not combine it with another lidocaine or diphenhydramine product unless your physician or pharmacist says it is safe.

Store Magic mouthwash exactly as the pharmacy label directs. Storage needs and the beyond-use date depend on the compounded formula. Do not assume it needs refrigeration or that it can be frozen. Keep it tightly closed, out of children’s reach, and discard it after the labeled beyond-use date.

The lidocaine in Magic mouthwash may start numbing treated areas within minutes, but relief may be brief or incomplete. Results vary. The rinse does not necessarily treat the cause of mouth pain. Ask your physician when to expect improvement and when ongoing symptoms need an in-person dental or medical exam.

If Magic mouthwash is prescribed only as needed, you can usually stop when you no longer need symptom relief. Follow your prescribing physician’s plan and label. This rinse generally does not need a taper when used as directed. Do not stop other prescribed treatments just because your mouth feels better.

Ask your prescribing physician before switching to Magic mouthwash or combining it with another mouth treatment. Share the name, ingredients, dose, and last use of your current product. Your physician decides whether to stop it, continue it, or separate the treatments. Do not assume all mouth rinses serve the same purpose.

The current Magic mouthwash price is shown on the treatment page. Plan options are monthly, a 3-month plan with 15% off billed monthly, or a 6-month plan with 25% off billed monthly. The visit has a separate fee. Medication is charged only after a physician approves it.

Members of Verra+ receive 20% off medications, and online visits are included. The current Magic mouthwash price is shown on the treatment page. Membership costs $29 monthly or $249 annually. Member video visits cost $49. A licensed physician must approve treatment before medication is charged.

After a licensed physician approves Magic mouthwash, a partner pharmacy prepares and ships your prescription to you. Verra is available in all 50 states and DC. Expedited shipping is $20. Shipping speed does not shorten the medical review or pharmacy preparation, and a visit does not guarantee approval.