- How is Fixodent Ultra Max Hold different from regular Fixodent?
- It is marketed as the brand's maximum-hold cream, so it is meant to last longer than the standard formula. It is thicker and holds more firmly, which also means more residue to clean.
- How much should I use?
- Start with small dots or a thin line on the denture, not a full strip. Using less reduces oozing and makes cleanup easier; add more only if the denture loosens.
- Does it work for partial dentures?
- Yes. It can be used on partial dentures as well as full ones, though you should follow your dentist's advice for your specific appliance.
- Is the flavor strong?
- It has a noticeable mint-like flavor that some users like and others find too strong. If you dislike flavored adhesives, a plain formula may suit you better.
- How long does one tube last?
- With typical use of a few small dots per application, a 2.2 oz tube lasts several weeks. Heavy users who apply a full strip will go through it faster.
- Can I use it with an ill-fitting denture?
- Adhesive helps with minor looseness but is not a fix for a denture that no longer fits. See a dentist if your denture slips badly or causes sore spots.
- Where is the Fixodent ultra max hold denture adhesive cream cheapest?
- At Blain's Farm & Fleet, for $6.49, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Fixodent ultra max hold denture adhesive cream?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Blain's Farm & Fleet, Walgreens, Herbspro.