
Dentures Fixing Adhesive
Real People. Real Meals. Real Results.
We asked StayPut users about their experience after 30 days of daily use. These are people who had tried other adhesives, dealt with slipping and shifting for months or years, and were skeptical before they started. Here's what they told us.
94%
said their dentures stayed in place through an entire meal
97%
said they felt more confident eating around other people
96%
said they would not go back to their previous adhesive
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What Customers Are Saying
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
How is StayPut different from Fixodent or Poligrip?
StayPut Gel is formulated to maintain hold under the pressure of actual chewing — not just passive wear. Most adhesives hold fine when you're sitting still, but break down once you start eating. StayPut was built for the moment that matters most: the meal.
Will this work on lower dentures?
Yes. Lower dentures are the hardest to keep stable because there's less ridge to grip. StayPut Gel creates a strong seal even on minimal ridgelines, which is why lower-denture wearers consistently report the biggest difference.
How long does one application last?
One application in the morning holds through the full day for most users — eating, talking, drinking included. You should not need to reapply midday.
Does it leave a bad taste or sticky residue?
No. StayPut Gel is flavor-neutral and rinses clean at the end of the day. No gummy buildup, no scraping, no chalky aftertaste.
Is it safe to use every day?
Yes. StayPut Gel is zinc-free and made for daily use. It's designed to be part of your everyday routine, not an occasional emergency fix.
How much gel should I use?
Less than you think. A thin continuous line along the ridge is all you need. Using too much doesn't improve hold — it just creates oozing and waste. One tube typically lasts 3–4 weeks with daily use.