TheraBreath Dry Mouth Lozenges with ZINC, Tart Berry Flavor, 100 Lozenges

Check my photo, I too got the empty packets! At least I’m part of the Me Too Missing Product Club! Woopie! They are called tart berry but somehow completely neglected to mentioned the over powering toothpaste mint flavor. Yeowza!! You’re not really going to detect the berry past the toothpaste flavor. Not completely unpleasant but not what I was hoping for either. But that aside, they do work as promised. I had both a dentist and a nurse recommend these to me so I bought these (and promptly searched for my empty packets) but this makes me wonder… wouldn’t any mint candy do the job? Altoids or Certs? OR Something like a jolly rancher for a fraction of the price? So i snooped around and found these contain humectants to retain moisture that the other candy do not. A regular mint would do the trick but only while it’s in your mouth. So what you’re actually buying with these is the extended time between one mint and the next.

These have been great I have been using this brand for over six months. I use them for dry mouth at night and bring some with me in my pocket book. I love the flavor. The price is very reasonable. I have used other brands and types of dry mouth lozenges but these are the best. I would give them FIVE stars but there is a problem with the system.

4 starts because of the flavor. It takes time to get used to the flavor. Like their other mint. As long as you don't lick the mint the flavor is not as bad, just sucking on it gives more a berry then mint flavor trade off. I've also bought the orange mint flavor. It took time to get used to the orange flavor, and it has a zing, almost spicy tingel on the tongue from the xylitol, that the berry doesn't have, which stimulates salivation and keeps my mouth moist. Since it's a mint it lasts longer than bioten. I use this flavor more overnight so I don't taste it. I use a CPAP so my mouth gets extra dry quick. Sometimes I need 2 but the mint keeps me from waking myself up from coughing. Longevity depends on how you "use" it.

These are nice lozenges. They are not mints. They don't last long, and not full of flavor. What they do accomplish is to keep enough saliva flowing to prevent bad breath caused by dry mouth. Great stuff. Not at all unpleasant way to do that. No aftertaste effect. If you are looking for a regular mint, this is not it.

In all honesty, I couldn't even finish the first lozenge that I tried. There is a strange combination of flavors that made me nauseous. There's a mixture of mint and tart berry flavors and they seemed to swap dominance on my tastebuds. To provide some context, I cannot handle the taste of raw tomatoes, cilantro, or cucumber. If you like any of these flavors, you may not react to these the way I did. It was nice that they are individually wrapped and easy to pop in a pocket, but that was their only positive characteristic. Yuck.

These mints are good. They are regular mint size, last about 10 minutes, and do temporarily relieve dry mouth. The little dispenser box and individual wrapping make them very convenient for on-the-go. However, the flavor is weird. I am kind of picky about my mint flavors, but I don't think it's just me. It's like raspberry and peppermint except they don't blend together. You'll only understand this if you try them, but they taste like mint and make your spit taste like berries. It's weird but true. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Good

I get stressed at work, which leads to dry mouth, teeth grinding, and occasional difficulty speaking. I go through about five lozenges a day.. 👀 It’s so good! Love the flavor!