Seruvia Copper Tongue Scraper

A Gentle Daily Ritual

How to Use

1. Before first use, wash the scraper with warm water and mild soap, rinse it thoroughly and dry it with a clean cloth.

2. Hold one handle in each hand and extend your tongue comfortably over the lower lip.

3. Place the rounded scraping edge toward the middle or back of the tongue—only as far as feels comfortable. Do not trigger or fight a strong gag reflex.

4. With very light, even pressure, pull the scraper forward in one smooth movement toward the tongue tip. Never push debris toward the back of the mouth.

5. Rinse the scraper between passes and repeat three to five times, or fewer if the tongue already feels clean.

6. Stop immediately if scraping causes pain, bleeding, a burning sensation or visible injury. Effective tongue care does not require force.

7. Rinse your mouth and continue with your normal brushing and interdental-cleaning routine.

8. Wash the scraper with warm water and mild soap, rinse away all residue and dry it completely before storage.

Caring for Natural Copper

Copper naturally becomes darker and may develop a patina as it reacts with air and moisture. This colour change is not automatically a hygiene problem and does not mean the product is defective. Wash and dry it after every use. If you choose to brighten the finish, use a copper-safe cleaning method, rinse away every trace of cleaning product and dry thoroughly. Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals and abrasive tools that could damage the smooth surface.

Honest Fresh-Breath Expectations

Mechanical tongue cleaning can reduce tongue coating and may improve oral malodour, but the effect can be temporary and results vary. A tongue scraper does not cure chronic bad breath, which can have several oral or non-oral causes. Persistent or unexplained bad breath, bleeding, pain, sores or unusual tongue changes require appropriate professional assessment.

Product Specifications

Material

Pure copper

Format

Reusable U-shaped tongue scraper

Length

Approximately 12.8 cm

Grip

Two rounded metal handles

Scraping edge

Smooth curved copper loop

Suggested passes

3–5 gentle frontward strokes

Care

Hand-wash, rinse and dry after each use

Quantity

1 tongue scraper

Care & Safety

• Use light pressure only. Aggressive or repeated scraping can irritate or injure the tongue’s delicate surface.
• Do not use over cuts, ulcers, active sores, bleeding areas, a recent tongue piercing or other injured oral tissue.
• Do not share the scraper. It is a personal oral-care tool and must be washed after every use.
• Do not use if you have a known copper or metal sensitivity, or if use causes an unexpected reaction.
• Inspect the scraper regularly. Stop using it if the edge becomes rough, sharp, bent, cracked or develops residue that cannot be cleaned away.
• Natural tarnishing is expected, but the scraper should always feel smooth, clean and free from loose surface material before use.
• Keep out of reach of young children. Children should not use the scraper without appropriate close adult supervision.
• This scraper complements brushing and interdental cleaning; it does not replace either part of a complete oral-care routine.