Stuff I Tried: Things in my Medicine Cabinet Edition Oasis Mouthwash. I suffer from an annoyance called Sjogren's Syndrome, it's causes perpetual dry mouth and eyes. This mouthwash doesn't contain alcohol so it doesn't dry out my mouth. It also tastes better than Biotin, which is like minty oil. Duac Topical Gel. This is a prescription topical gel for zits. After years of wasting money buying drugstore products that didn't work, I decided to consult with a dermatologist. There's no generic of this item, so it costs about $120 per tube. Crazy, but it works and lasts a long time. If you can't afford this, you may want to just look into washing your pillowcases and towels more often and hope for the best. Sensodyne Repair & Protect. I bought this stuff on ebay from the UK. While they do sell Repair & Protect in US stores, it lacks the calcium sodium phosphosilicate (aka Novamin). Novamin apparently chemically reacts with your saliva, remineralizing your teeth, restoring enamel. No other product does this, and the FDA hasn't approved it in the states. I don't know if it works, I just know I didn't have a cavity on my last dentist visit after having 6 cavities the visit before. Is it the Novamin? My compulsive flossing out of fear? Who knows, but I'll continue to use it.
Systane Gel Drops. I use this before I go to bed and like it better than most eyedrops out there. And I've tried a lot. Pure Moist Contact Solution. Feels the most like natural tears... or at least what I remember them to be when I used to show human emotion.