Secure Waterproof Denture Adhesive - Zinc Free - Extra Strong 12 Hour Hold - 1.4 oz (Pack of 2)

Zinc free was the 1st reason for trying this product. I use zinc at times as an immune builder to thwart off colds etc. and for other things on a case by case basis. Next biggie is it's waterproof composition for the other few trials I find water does affect bond hold in other products. I find no fault with hold with this product. The hold seems more secure with this formula. The consistency to me is easy to mold in my dentures(full upper, partial lower) with large gaps. Can build for good gap filling and good hold. This just takes trying different amounts and learning how to custom fit your teeth. Seals out foreign substances pretty well. The best part of this product is the relative ease of cleanup of the goopity goop that left in my mouth after I remove my dentures. With the other two I've tried it seems as though I have to scrape hard and long to remove the goo from my tongue and inside of my mouth. With secure the goo is there but if I let it sit a bit it seems to skin over and has the consistency and texture more like bubble gum that I can then roll into balls or pull into threads and because it sticks well to itself its looses some of that goopity goop texture and becomes more manageable to remove without heavy scrapping just ball it or pull threads and place on a napkin. It's a decent product at a fair price that seems to be easy to use for me. This product suits me fine and hopefully I don't need to try alot of other products. I hope that this helps some of you with denture fitting needs. Their's a lady on YouTube that tries many different products and gives her own points of view to different products that may help you find good products that fit you. I find that the hold with secure is best if you apply to dentures set them down and let them rest and skin over abit place in mouth bite down with steady pressure. If I want the best hold I just keep steady pressure denture to denture for ten minutes or so. And lastly eating sugar seems to break down the bond quickly with the 3 products I've tried. Thanks for the read.

I am in month 4 with my immediates and have been using fixodent max hold. I've had many issues with the adhesion and longevity of the fixodent and it appearing to be water soluble. It did what it needed to do but was a constant hassle with seepage, and removing the glue from my gums and dentures.This product is FAR SUPERIOR! Feels like it instantly bonds and stays in place with no movement and manageable seepage. No issues with drinks or eating at all, thus far. It's super tight, comfortable and reliable thus far. Extremely noticeable difference.Dry your denture tray well with a paper towel or some rolled up toilet paper, put the recommended amount on it. Use a paper towel to dry your gum lines (don't lick afterwards) and apply. A small suck to set in place and hold in place with your fingers for 30 seconds. Follow the recommended guidelines for food and water, 15 minutes I think. You will feel a noticeable but mild tingling/burning sensation but it goes away quickly. I believe that's that bonding and waterproofing agent activating against your gum line and denture.All that said, I would recommended this to anyone. Keep in mind we're all different and my experience may not be yours. This works 1000% for me and restores a lot of confidence!Tip: Use the Secure Brand cleaning tabs as well. Gels up the remaining adhesive as it soaks and rinses right off! No issues! I use hot water (tap hot). Submerge the dentures and drop in. Super easy!I know I sound like I'm a shill but I'm not. I'm just grateful that this works so well for me and want to share my experience.Find what works for you! Good luck!

I have worn dentures for 15 years now, and from day one I have had no problems. No sore gums ever! Then I tried this stuff: The formula for sensitive gums. First, the tip of the tube dispenses too big of a line of the adhesive. Why is the opening so big when the directions say "less is more"?I usually use fixodent with the precision tip but I wanted to give this stuff a try. Too much dispensed right off the bat, so according to directions, I smoothed it out with a damp finger. Then I put the dentures in a hit the ceiling because of the "temporary stinging" sensation. This stuff is very slippery when wet, so working with it is impossible. It is also impossible to get off your hands. Yes, the dentures adhered to my gums for better than 24 hours but at a price. There was no way of getting my dentures put before 36 hours no matter what. Food adhered to the adhesive and was impossible to remove without getting the dentures out. I finally took out the dentures and spent the next 20 minutes using my fingernails to gently remove the adhesive from my gums and the roof of my mouth. I had to be gentle because my gums were very sore almost from the moment I put this stuff on my dentures. I finally removed the adhesive from my dentures and my gums and my whole mouth hurts really bad. I keep my dentures clean. I have never had a denture problem until this stuff. I also ordered the regular formula (as opposed to sensitive formula). I am never going to use those cubes. It's back to good old fixodent with the precision tip. I will never use anything else again. Let's see how long it takes for my mouth to feel better. I just removed this stuff about an hour ago. My gums didn't even hurt this bad when I had my teeth pulled. I do not have sensitive gums (or didn't before using this stuff.Stay away from this and use fixodent or polygraph. I have even used cushion grip with success. Use what works for you and stick with it, Just don't use this stuff.