Y-Kelin Denture Adhesive Cushions Uppers & Lowers, Adhesive-Free Denture Pads for Sore Gums, 30 Pads*2 (60 Strips)

*edited to add, I've now taken to just putting a wet strip over the places where the old liner has cracked and was cutting into my gums. Perfectamundi for my needs! Soon I will do a complete new reline. I just want my mouth and gums to be in good shape first. I do feel like this could be a long term fix for people with loose or ill fitting dentures if you figure out where to put it. If your denture isn't loose in an area, it may feel quite tight there. But I think you'll feel your way in time and I love you can pull your dentures out to fix it at any time. No ooze. And nice hold. A bit of a learning curve (I'll help) but perfect for my needs. Thrush. I'll explain towards the end. 1. A big thing I learned is you don't want any sticking out past the denture, especially out the back of the roof of your mouth. But probably anywhere as it will flop around and bug you all day. 2. Cut it while dry to fit exactly where you want. Loose areas only. If you put it where the denture fits well it will be too tight. So customize it. 3. I have an extremely high palate so this may be different for you. In order to prevent it from bugging up making an uncomfortable rippley thick spots, I cut a little triangle out that allowed it to not be doubled or bunched and therefore not too thick anywhere. 4. I'm not sure if it matters which side you put against the denture, but it has worked for me putting the slightly smoother side to the denture. 5. When you wet this stuff it goes floppy. Then lay it where you'll want it in your denture. You need really good scissors. Easy to cut whole dry. 6. There doesn't seem to be a time limit to futz with it once wet before you put the denture in your mouth. I even had a spot once in where it was too tight and hurting. I took it back out (had to work it a bit) lifted and cut that part, added more water and back in it it went, and after a few mins biting down, it feels sturdy. 7. I'll just share because I was quite confused. I took out my denture and put it in the fizzy water overnight and the next day I was surprised that it had just desingegrated. Especially with that floppy part not degrading at all the entire day before. So apparently water soluable, but not saliva soluable. I think, understanding this, that if ones denture isn't very loose, it's good to let the water soak into the cusion a minute or two so it can flatten out in the places you want it to. I'm only on day 2, so take that as me just trying to put you a little ahead on the learning curve. Obviously I'm no expert. My situation. I was a bit overdue for a reline on my VERY old denture. Due to waiting too long I got a crack in my upper, which caused a sore on the roof of my mouth and a few rough spots had formed on my lower with the same result. I guess the above combination along with them just not fitting too well combined with who knows what and I got oral thrush. Now I gotta clear the thrush before I do the reline or I'll keep giving it back to myself. Using natural remedies and not eating the wrong foods I'm almost there, but if I put the denture back in to cut my gun again, it can start the whole thing over. So that's where these have come in for me. And so far so good.

I have full dentures, upper and lower, and I’ve tried everything from the gel/paste type adhesives to powders to other cushion types to the soft reliner-like type and nothing worked to my satisfaction. The gel/paste oozed, made me gag, bothered my stomach, and didn’t hold. The powders didn’t hold at all, not even for a minute, and left slime in my mouth. The other cushion types just slid right out from under my dentures and left my mouth slimy. The soft reliner-like type worked best for a while but needed to be replaced often, took hours to set, and didn’t really hold all that well, either. These, on the other hand, stuck like cement instantly. I was eating within minutes after putting them in. There’s no oozing, no gagging, no stomach issues, and I’ll be darned if I know how I’m going to get my dentures out….the hold is that good. And, no food is getting under my dentures with these, either, which is a problem I had with all other products and it drove me nuts. There’s no bad taste, or any taste at all, with these, either. I will definitely be using these from now on! Buy them, try them. You won’t be sorry!

This stuff didn’t hold my teeth in at all

Just don’t like. I have partials and I have to cut these to fit.. may be great for a full denture???

These are my wife's new denture pads from now on. The texture is thicker and better than her old brand, which was too thin. They last all day and are easy to remove. No mess and a good product for the value.

Works great but I have to cutback tofit

the top denture tapes on the market , in my case has just been out done by this newly discovered one !!!

They don’t hold dentures and slide during eating.