herbal cosmetics

A New Approach to Fresh Breath

Herbal by Nature.
Patented by Design.

Four botanicals. One discreet slow-release tablet. Fresh-breath support designed to work gradually for up to eight hours.

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  • Up to 8 hours
  • Sugar-free
  • No chewing
  • Completely discreet
ASPIRA breath-care tablet and packaging
Four-plant formula Slow-release format

The Formula - Four Plants

Familiar botanicals.
An unfamiliar idea.

ASPIRA brings together four recognizable botanicals in one patented combination. The difference is not a fashionable hero ingredient. It is how the formula and slow-release format work together.

01

Echinacea

Echinacea purpurea

A botanical extract included as part of ASPIRA's four-plant formulation.

Part of the patented combination
02

Lavender

Lavandula angustifolia

A familiar flowering botanical used here inside an unconventional oral-care format.

Part of the patented combination
03

Mastic Gum

Pistacia lentiscus

A natural resin from the mastic tree. Despite its name, it is not conventional chewing gum.

Part of the patented combination
04

Salvia / Sage

Salvia officinalis

An aromatic botanical leaf that completes ASPIRA's four-plant formulation.

Part of the patented combination

The difference is not one fashionable ingredient. It is the deliberate combination of all four.

More Than an Ingredient List

The innovation is in what happens together.

Echinacea, Lavender, Mastic Gum and Sage are recognizable individually. ASPIRA's difference begins when they are brought together in a patented combination designed for gradual oral release.

Instead of creating another short burst of flavor, ASPIRA uses a small mucoadhesive tablet that stays discreetly in place while it dissolves.

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A Different Kind of Routine

Not gum. Not a mint.
Not another quick spray.

ASPIRA is not designed to be a stronger flavor. It changes the delivery entirely - from repeatedly refreshing to placing one discreet tablet and letting it release gradually.

The Usual Routine

  1. Use
  2. Taste the flavor
  3. Flavor fades
  4. Reach for another

The ASPIRA Routine

  1. Place
  2. Press for 5-10 seconds
  3. Let it release gradually
  4. Get on with your day

Patented, Not Just Botanical

A familiar category needed a different idea.

United States Patent No. 9,480,641 B2

ASPIRA is built on technology described in U.S. Patent No. 9,480,641 B2, involving a botanical combination and a bioadhesive oral format designed for gradual release.

A patent describes an invention and its claimed scope. It is not regulatory approval or an independent guarantee of effectiveness.

01

Place

Position one tablet against the upper palate or the inside of your cheek.

02

Adhere

Hold it gently with a dry finger for approximately 5-10 seconds.

03

Release

The tablet stays discreetly in place and releases gradually while it dissolves.

Designed to Stay. Made to Disappear.

Placed once.
Released gradually.

The tablet generally dissolves within approximately one to two hours. Fresh-breath support can last for up to eight hours. Individual experience varies.

01 - Position

Find your spot

Place one tablet on your upper palate or the inside of your cheek. Try the center, side, front or back to find the position that feels best.

02 - Press

Hold briefly

Use a dry finger and hold the tablet gently in place for 5-10 seconds. It may take two or three attempts to become familiar with the process.

03 - Continue

Get on with your day

Once attached, the tablet stays discreetly in place. You can talk, eat and drink normally while it releases.

Product Classification Record United States

Cosmetic Breath Care

Registered responsibly.
Described accurately.

ASPIRA is listed with the U.S. FDA as a cosmetic product under the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022, commonly known as MoCRA. Its manufacturing facility is also registered with the FDA.

Cosmetics generally do not undergo FDA premarket approval. Product listing and facility registration should not be interpreted as FDA approval or endorsement.

Category Cosmetic Oral Care
Product Status FDA Listed Under MoCRA
Manufacturing FDA Registered Facility
Product Type Slow-Release Breath Tablet

Questions, Answered Plainly

The formula and format, explained.

What makes ASPIRA herbal?

ASPIRA contains Echinacea, Lavender, Mastic Gum and Salvia, also known as Sage. These botanicals are brought together in one patented formulation.

Which four plants are used?

ASPIRA's botanical combination includes Echinacea purpurea, Lavandula angustifolia, Pistacia lentiscus and Salvia officinalis.

What does “patented combination” mean?

ASPIRA is based on technology described in U.S. Patent No. 9,480,641 B2, involving a botanical combination and a bioadhesive oral format designed for gradual release. A patent describes an invention. It is not regulatory approval or an independent guarantee of effectiveness.

Is ASPIRA FDA approved?

No. Cosmetic products generally do not undergo FDA premarket approval. ASPIRA is listed with the FDA as a cosmetic product under MoCRA. Product listing and facility registration do not mean that the FDA has approved or endorsed the product.

Is Mastic Gum the same as chewing gum?

No. Mastic Gum is a natural resin from the Pistacia lentiscus tree. The word “gum” refers to the plant resin. ASPIRA is a tablet and is not chewed.

How does the tablet stay in place?

ASPIRA is mucoadhesive. Using a dry finger, place the tablet against your upper palate or the inside of your cheek and hold it gently for approximately 5-10 seconds.

How long does ASPIRA last?

The tablet generally dissolves within approximately one to two hours. Fresh-breath support can last for up to eight hours. Individual experience varies.

Can I talk, eat and drink while using it?

Yes. ASPIRA is designed to remain discreetly in place. You can talk, eat and drink normally while the tablet releases gradually.

Four Plants. One Different Routine.

Fresh breath should not interrupt your day.

Discover a discreet, botanical and slow-release approach to fresh-breath confidence.

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Up to 8 hours · Sugar-free · No chewing · Four-plant formula

ASPIRA slow-release breath-care tablet and packaging

ASPIRA is listed with the U.S. FDA as a cosmetic product under MoCRA, the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022. Cosmetic product listing and facility registration do not constitute FDA approval. ASPIRA is not a drug and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Fresh-breath support can last for up to eight hours per tablet. The tablet itself generally dissolves within approximately one to two hours. Individual experience varies. For adults and children aged 12+, up to three tablets daily. 18 tablets per pack.

Ingredients: Carbomer, Mannitol, Xylitol, Carrageenan, PVP, Flavor Lemon, Echinacea Purpurea Extract, Lavandula Angustifolia Flower, Salvia Officinalis Leaf, Pistacia Lentiscus, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, Menthol, Sucralose, Sodium Hyaluronate and Magnesium Stearate.

ASPIRA Up to 8 hours of fresh-breath support
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