Tongue Cleaner - Copper (Antioxidant Coating)

Sri Sri Tattva’s copper tongue cleaner is made up of pure copper. In Ayurveda copper holds great significance with scientific health benefits. It's the right time to get rid of your plastic or other metal tongue clears and get the best product suitable for your overall oral hygiene. 

How to Clean the Copper Tongue Cleaner?

Copper tongue cleaner does not need much attention but once in a while, it can be cleaned using a solution of equal quantities of vinegar or lemon juice and salt diluted with some water. Even a mild soap could be used for daily sanitisation. 

Why use a Copper tongue cleaner?

According to Ayurveda and many other Eastern cultures, e.g. Chinese Medicine, the health of the tongue is a reflection of the overall health of our body. By checking and cleaning your tongue every day you can increase awareness of your state of health.

About Copper 

Copper is one of the oldest metals known to civilization on this planet. Its uses and contributions continue to grow across the world. The physical properties of copper are one of its most unique features. It is extremely popular for its antioxidants and antibacterial properties. Other than gold, copper is the only metal that has natural color. Other metals are either grey or white.

Copper tongue cleaner has a wide scraping edge, which allows you to scrape the entire tongue with just 1-2 strokes. Carefully designed thin and blunt edges to avoid any chances of cuts or wounds. 

 The handles have thick comfortable grips, which makes it easy to hold and use, and well as manipulate the shape and size while using.

Note: Important Product Information

Ayurveda has a very different approach as compared to modern medical science. Hence certain aspects may differ from western knowledge. Our customers must note due to European laws and regulations, not all applications of our products may be listed on our website. Information about the health effects of products should be separated from the promotion of products. Also, many aspects of Ayurveda are based on principles and perspectives that differ from allopathic western medical science.