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AS Saliva Orthana is a specialist oral-care brand focused on supporting comfort for people who experience dry mouth (xerostomia). If you’re looking to buy AS Saliva Orthana sugar-free lozenges in the UK, this page brings the brand’s key product format together with helpful routes to everyday oral-care essentials that many customers shop alongside dry-mouth products.
withaid is a UK based and regulated pharmacy, with orders sent via Royal Mail in discreet packaging and free delivery over £20. Use the sections below to shop by product type, find popular picks, and get practical guidance on choosing and using dry mouth lozenges safely—especially if symptoms are persistent, medication-related, or affecting eating, speaking, or dental health.
AS Saliva Orthana products on this page are intended to support comfort for people experiencing dry mouth (xerostomia). They’re often chosen when dryness is bothersome during the day or when speaking, eating, or wearing dentures.
Yes, the AS Saliva Orthana lozenges listed here are labelled sugar-free. Always check the packaging for full ingredient and sweetener details, especially if you have dietary requirements or sensitivities.
Use exactly as directed on the pack. Lozenges are typically allowed to dissolve slowly in the mouth. If you’re unsure how often to use them, follow the label instructions or ask a pharmacist for personalised advice.
Yes, dry mouth can be linked to some medicines, but it’s important not to stop or change prescribed treatment without medical advice. If symptoms are new, severe, or persistent, speak to your pharmacist or GP to discuss possible causes and suitable options.
Dry mouth can increase the risk of dental problems for some people. Keeping up with gentle daily brushing and considering supportive oral-care products (such as toothpaste and mouthwash) may help with comfort. A dentist can advise if you’re getting frequent mouth soreness, decay, or gum issues.
Check the label if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have allergies, are managing diabetes, or have a condition that affects swallowing. If you have difficulty swallowing or a choking risk, seek clinical advice before using lozenges.
Seek advice if dry mouth lasts more than a few weeks, is worsening, you have mouth ulcers, recurrent infections (such as thrush), trouble swallowing, or significant tooth/gum problems. If you feel acutely unwell or need urgent advice, contact NHS 111.
Important: This information is general guidance and does not replace advice from a pharmacist, dentist, or GP. Always read the product packaging before use, and check suitability if you are taking medicines, pregnant or breastfeeding, or living with long-term conditions.
