Mint Breeze Sugar-Free Jawline Exerciser Chewing Gum | Freshens Your Breath | Supports Oral Health | 20 Packs of Gum 5 Pieces (100 Total Pieces)

perfect!

Disappointed. Between value for the money and horrible taste- wouldn't buy again. Was trying to try something else besides Orbit! Barely has any mint flavor, basically like chewing a tire. Delicious.

I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I ended up really liking these. The flavor lasts longer than most gums I’ve tried and it has just the right balance, sweet but not overwhelming. I will def buy again.

Bought this hoping to train my jaw. After a month of using it on and off I’ve noticed a very small difference, not Brad Pitt yet, but it works for that and is the cheapest tough gum I could find anywhere. However the taste is extremely boring and gets me tired of chewing it after 5 minutes. For its toughness, it is but I feel like it’s more so thicker gum rather than hard. I think it’s pretty neat that it comes in a gas station like box, and in like sticks each with 5 pieces. I feel like if you tried to sell this in school for $.25 a piece you would get beat up. Overall it’s a good value, but you get what you pay for in its enjoyability. You do get like 100 pieces of gum though which is crazy for the price

I was entirely confused when I first tried chomping on a piece of this gum, but then I did a little research and learned more about this gum and what it actually is. This is not sweet American gum at all; it's Turkish gum, and it's apparently exactly as Turkish gum should be. It has a whole lot less flavor from the start (but no sugar or artificial sweeteners) and is a whole lot more dense than American chewing gum. This will give your jaw a workout (no, seriously, your jaw is gonna be buff when you're done chewing this) and your teeth a good scrubbing and leave your breath fresh, all without the sugar or aftertaste found with most other gums. It's not sweet at all, and it's not meant to be. Celebrate that. It also doesn't start to disintegrate after a while like other gum tends to. The flavor starts weak and stays that way, but you can chew this gum for quite a long time and it won't turn to gross mush or become unchewably hard. If you're like me and have a tendency to want to swap out your gum every ten minutes, don't bother, as it literally won't change anything. Really. Just keep chewing what you have and enjoy its subtle flavor, or lack of it. I tried the mint flavor but will probably pick up one of the other flavors after this runs out, because now I'm intrigued and want to experience more of this stuff. It's quickly grown on me, and if you're the adventurous sort, I think you'll enjoy it, too. Five stars.

I have the hunch that this may be a gum that's enjoyed in a different market than mine. The pieces have a tough, rubbery texture that is firmer than most chewing gums I am accustomed to. They weren't cracked or dried and the packaging looked normal but the texture was much different than expected. This gum is labeled as sugar-free, but it's also entirely unsweetened and seems to contain just a bit of mint oil or similar as flavoring, so it doesn't have much of a flavor at all but does have that mint tingle to it, like a mint-flavored floss pick. This may do well in other markets but probably won't be the preference for folks accustomed to xylitol gum or similar.

Good, minty flavor. I hadn't tried this type of gum before. I really liked it.

It tastes terrible