CHOMPZero-X Xylitol-free Breath Mints 150 Count (Peppermint)

The medications I'm on give me dry-mouth, so I need something to combat it. These mints are great at doing exactly that. They come in a bag of 150, which last me about 3 months or so. They taste fine, are not too hard, nor do they fall apart too easily, either. Honestly, I prefer them to any other breath mints or gums. Highly recommend!

Yeah…these are just okay. They aren't bad but there's not really anything that stands out about them! They're a little smaller than I thought, which is fine. The mint flavor is pretty mild, unfortunately… at least to me. They have kind of a chalky like texture to them. Crunchy but not so hard that you can't chew them. A bit like pillow mints….or whatever the proper name is for them.On a side note, the bag doesn't open properly for me so if this is a common issue, you may need to store them elsewhere. It has a zip closure but the zip doesn't open and pulled off the side instead. So now the top is permanently open. Oh well.

Good mix of peppermint flavor and that invigorating "artic" rush. Package perfect to accompany dog walks and enough pep from every inhale to keep me going. Very happy with them.

Most of it was powder or super tiny and the flavor is awful. Not happy at all. Want my money back

When opening the bag it broke in a way that it can’t be resealed. I wasn’t aggressive, it tore easily, just not in the correct spot. I threw it in a little baggie.The flavor is as expected, yet it has more of a cooling feeling than other mints I’ve tried (more “mint” than “pepper”, but you can taste both); which makes these more enjoyable. It’s strong but not overwhelming. For a small size, they’re flavorful and quickly “cool” your mouth. The minty cool feeling lingers without a lingering taste like many peppermint-flavored mints.Do be careful with how much maltitol you have in one sitting. See how you do with a few at a time at first. I tend to eat mints to stop from snacking on sugary snacks, but too much maltitol can upset your stomach.

These Chomp Zero-X xylitol free mints come in a compostable, resealable pouch of 150 small mints. The mints are the white tablet variety, not a translucent or sticky type of mint. When I saw their small size I wondered if I'd feel like I needed a handful, but when I tried one I was surprised to find even just one little mint packs a punch. These are very refreshing and not overly sweet. They say to put one in your mouth and bite down. I usually like to just let mints dissolve in my mouth but with these biting down before letting it dissolve results in extra freshness. I also like that these are pet safe (no xylitol), good for dental health, and leave your mouth feeling fresh.

So these have a slightly powdery consistency but also a good snap to them when you crunch them. A single mint might not give you the freshness you desire but a couple will absolutely fill your mouth with minty goodness. These are more like the dinner mints of old that would sorta puff in your mouth and then evaporate. I like it but I recognize that some people are looking for a mint that sticks around a bit longer and has more effect. For me, however, they are a great mint to chomp on after eating a meal.

This is a big bag of mints! It's a good value for the amount you get.My main comparison will be to the name brand "curiously strong mints" (altoids):Each mint is about the same size of an altoid.They are not an overpowering, "clear your nose", type of mint.I would rate them as "refreshing" and "pleasant". So, if you are overwhelmed by altoids, I would definitely give these a try!The packaging is TERRIBLE! The first time I opened it (just like any other packaging, not like a barbarian), the bag just tore away from the ziploc, the ziploc NEVER opened. The first thing I did, before even trying a mint, was relocate all of them into my own ziploc bag.