Pure Copper Ayurvedic Tongue Scraper – Fresh Breath & Natural Oral Hygiene
Looking to buy a copper tongue scraper in New Zealand? Our Nature’s Basket Pure Copper Ayurvedic Tongue Scraper brings ancient oral-care wisdom into your modern routine. Made from 100% copper, it gently lifts overnight tongue coating (food debris, buildup) to help freshen breath and support everyday oral hygiene—in seconds. Why you’ll love it
100% Pure Copper – traditionally preferred in Ayurveda; naturally antimicrobial and long-lasting.
Ergonomic U-shape – ≈11.8 × 9 cm for comfortable reach and even, gentle pressure.
Fresher breath, naturally – helps remove tongue coating where odour often begins.
Eco-friendly & plastic-free – fully recyclable metal; built to last for years.
Travel-ready – includes a patterned storage bag for hygienic carry. How to use (daily, AM before brushing)
Hold the ends, extend tongue.
Place arc at the back of the tongue, gently scrape forward.
Rinse scraper; repeat 2–3 times until clean.
Follow with brushing/flossing. Great paired with a natural mouth rinse. Care & maintenance
Rinse after use; dry thoroughly.
Copper may develop a natural patina—polish occasionally with lemon salt or a mild metal polish; rinse well before next use.
Store in the included pouch. What’s in the box
1 × Pure Copper Tongue Scraper (≈11.8 × 9 cm)
1 × Patterned Storage Bag Good to know
Designed for adult use. Use gentle pressure; stop if irritation occurs.
Oral-care tools support hygiene and do not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. FAQs (rich-snippet friendly)
Why copper instead of plastic or steel?
Copper is durable, recyclable, and naturally antimicrobial. Many users appreciate its smooth glide and longevity.
Will it help with bad breath?
Removing tongue coating may help reduce odour sources. For persistent halitosis, consult your dentist.
How often should I scrape?
Most people use it once daily in the morning; some add a gentle evening scrape.
How do I clean tarnish/patina?
Rub with lemon juice a pinch of salt, rinse, and dry—or use a small amount of food-safe metal polish, then wash and dry.
Please also read: Neem Mouth Rinse: Traditional Oral Care at Home (NZ Guide) ✖