Spry Xylitol Mints, Natural Lemon Burst, 240 Count (Pack of 1)

This is the best flavor from Spry. Please bring it back to AMAZON.

As with other reviews, the lemon flavor is a gentle, not sour/tart flavor. If you want the strong lemon, then this is not it. It works really well with my kids who are 7 and 3 who seem to prefer this flavor over the Berry blast. We started using xylitol at the recommendation of the dentist: since the kids were snacking frequently (picky eaters), each eating episode generates acid flow which then damages the teeth, esp for the 3 yo who hasn't transitioned to fluoride toothpaste yet due to the "spicy" flavor. I have my son take 2 in his pocket for after snack and lunch at school. It's on the expensive side and it doesn't replace brushing, but helps when you can't.

I bought these because xylitol mints came highly recommended by Ellie Phillips DDS in her new book Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye: A Do-It-Yourself Mouth Care System for Healthy, Clean Gums and Teeth The key ingredient in her mouth care system is xylitol (a natural product sometimes known as wood sugar) which she says "could be the ultimate magic bullet for tooth decay, working with nature to change the chemistry and biology of a dentally dangerous mouth to bring it back to health in less than a year." She recommends "ending every meal, snack or drink with about one gram of xylitol: either coated on chewing gum, as a breath mint or eaten directly off a spoon." Since I'm not a gum chewer, I decided to opt for these tiny mints which have the deliciously low calorie count of just 1.2 each. "Lemonburst" is the third of the Spry flavors I've tried. I like all three but am particularly partial to "Berryblast" because it's the sweetest tasting and, as a dessert lover, I can use it to end a meal on a next-to-no-cal sweet note. "Power Peppermint's" plus is that it makes one's mouth feel really fresh and clean. As for this one, Lemonburst, as you might expect, it's lemony-tart, and makes a nice accompaniment to a cup of tea. I also recommend Dr. Phillips's book.

I have tried these in both peppermint and lemon burst and I would probably rate the peppermint a 5, but the lemon for most people may be a 3. Although I personally don’t mind it too much and I still use these, the lemon mints for some reason coats your mouth with a bit of a slimy feel. It is a subtle lemon flavor but it is still quite nice. I would definitely recommend these for the oral benefits though, as xylitol is helpful for reducing the amount of acidity in your mouth which is great for your oral health. Although you are definitely still getting the benefits, it just feels a little more right using the peppermint flavor, I don’t know that the other ones will necessarily freshen your breath as well.

I like these. I have dry mouth since I eat a low carb diet and am usually in ketosis. I essentially talk for a living, and always have a mint of some sort tucked up in my cheek to combat the dry mouth. I choose ones with xylitol for dental health, because putting something slow-dissolving next to your teeth sounds like a dental disaster otherwise. I like the lemon ones, which are kind of like lemonheads. The cinnamon are good, but lemon is where its at. The only negative I can think of is that the taste doesn't last much longer after the mint disappears. A plus is that with xylitol you don't get the gastric distress that you can get from things like sugarfree cough drops, and the like.

These taste nasty! And you can't return them.

I cannot taste the 'mint' in these but they are delicious with a cool, slightly lemony flavor. They are small, about the size of a pea and I hope the Xylitol in them will improve my dental health. Each piece has half a gram of xylitol. If you have 5-10 grams of xylitol a day that is 10-20 pieces and there are 240 pieces per tin. Even a smaller amount of xylitol makes me gassy although I understand that you can build up tolerance. In any case, at that usage level this tin will last a couple of weeks so it would be nice to have it available through more stores. I try and leave it in my mouth as long as possible and this appears to help with the digestive upset. I am looking forward to trying the berry and peppermint flavors from the same company. I have heard that you can also put xylitol sugar on your toothbrush or dissolve it in water as a rinse. Why didn't all of my many dentists, oral surgeons and orthodontists ever mention xylitol?

Spry Xylitol Mints in Natural Lemon Burst flavor are a refreshing delight! Made with natural lemon flavor and sweetened with xylitol, these mints provide a burst of freshness without any artificial ingredients or added sugars. Not only do they freshen your breath, but they also promote dental health by reducing the risk of cavities. With their convenient size, you can enjoy them on the go, ensuring a clean and revitalizing feeling wherever you are. Indulge in the crisp, citrusy goodness of Spry Xylitol Mints and elevate your oral care routine today!