Listerine Flavours Fresh Lime & Mint mouthwash

Listerine is a globally recognized brand of antiseptic mouthwash with a history dating back to 1879, when it was developed by Dr. Joseph Lawrence in St. Louis, Missouri. The brand was named in honor of Sir Joseph Lister, a pioneer of antiseptic surgery. The specific 'Fresh Lime & Mint' variant shown is an alcohol-free formula designed to offer a milder taste experience while maintaining the germ-killing properties for which the brand is famous.

While originally an American invention marketed by the Lambert Pharmacal Company, the brand underwent several ownership changes through Warner-Lambert and Pfizer before being acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2006. In 2023, Johnson & Johnson completed a major corporate spin-off of its consumer health division, creating Kenvue Inc., which now serves as the ultimate owner of the Listerine brand.

Manufacturing for the European and global markets is decentralized. Evidence indicates that many European stock variants, including the 'Flavours' line, are prominently manufactured in Italy. However, due to its global reach, Listerine is produced in multiple facilities worldwide to meet regional demand.