Guard Fresh · Mint Mouthguard Spray

Built for every contact sport

If your sport puts a mouthguard in, this belongs in your kit bag.

Boxing
MMA
Muay Thai
Rugby
AFL
League
Hockey
grappling

One sport or five — same guard, same problem, same fix.

Guard Fresh · How to Use

Three seconds. Every time.

01

Pull it out

Guard out of the case, before it goes anywhere near your mouth.

02

Spray it down

2–3 sprays across the biting surface. That's the whole formula.

03

Pop it in

No wait, no rinse, no excuse. Straight in and go train.

Works before training, before matchday, before you hand it to your kid.

Guard Fresh · Why It Exists

Every sport. Same problem.

You'll spend money on the right gloves, the right boots, the right recovery drink. Then you'll shove the same rancid mouthguard back in for the fourth session running and just deal with it.

Guard Fresh is the gear prep everyone skips because nobody's ever sold it to them properly. It's not a health product and it's not trying to be — it's a mint spray that makes putting your mouthguard in something you don't dread.

Fresh guard.
Every session. Every sport.

Doesn't matter what you play. Rugby, AFL, boxing, hockey, MMA, league, water polo — if your sport puts a piece of plastic between your teeth, sooner or later it starts tasting like exactly what it's been sitting in: your bag, your sweat, your last three sessions. Guard Fresh resets it in seconds, every time, so the only thing you're thinking about before you train is training.

QUESTIONS

does it kill bacteria or germs?

Guard Fresh is a cosmetic freshening spray, designed to freshen the taste and smell of your mouthguard, not an antibacterial or medical product. Keep using your normal mouthguard cleaning routine alongside it.

will it damage my mouth guard?

No it's a light surface spray, safe for boil-and-bite and custom guards.

is it safe if I swallow trace amounts?

Guard Fresh is made with cosmetic-grade, food-safe ingredients so totally fine to ingest.

does it work on retainers or night guards?

Yes same idea applies to anything that lives in your mouth and your bag.