EastanbulMastic Gum Chewing Gum, 0.53oz(15g) Mastic Chewing Mewing for Jawline, Large Sized Natural Tears of Chios, Sugar Free, Natural in Resealable Bag Chios Mastiha Greco, Greek Mewing Jawline

Taste great, great value for the money

Pros:•Product works, tastes like plastic though.•Wood / Bark TasteCons:•Cut my mouth and I started to bleed•Each tube is ONE wad of gum!!!•Expensive for just 15 pieces of Gum•Cant drink water with it or it will dissolve into pieces and taste horrible•Pieces are small, like super small to the point 1 little ball cant workout your jawline.•Better alternativesThrew away product, Its not even worth trying.I bought it thinking it was a cheaper alternative but it’s better to buy a different brand with many reviews!!!I bought this product so you don't have to.

My jaw was sore for almost a week. LOL

I’ve been wanting to try mastic gum for a while, and overall, I was impressed with its strength and durability. Unlike regular chewing gum, this stuff really holds up. You can chew it for long periods without it breaking down or losing its texture too quickly. The toughness is a plus, especially if you’re looking for something to strengthen your jaw.Pros:- Strong & Long-Lasting – This gum is far more resilient than standard chewing gum. It doesn’t turn to mush after a few minutes, making it great for jaw workouts.- Unique, Natural Flavor – The taste was better than I expected. It has a piney, resin-like flavor, which might not be for everyone, but I found it surprisingly pleasant.- Good Texture (After Initial Grit) – Once it fully softens, the texture becomes smooth and enjoyable to chew.Cons:- Gritty at First – Right after putting it in my mouth, there was a noticeable gritty, almost sandy feeling that took a little while to go away. This wasn’t a dealbreaker, but it was unpleasant at first.- Not 100% Pure or Organic – I really wish this was fully organic and free of additives. Knowing that it’s not completely pure is a little disappointing.- Plastic Tube Packaging – The gum comes in plastic tubes, which raises concerns about potential microplastic contamination. I would much prefer an eco-friendly, biodegradable alternative.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a strong, natural gum that lasts a long time, mastic gum is a great option. The piney taste is unique but enjoyable, and the durability makes it stand out. However, the gritty start and plastic packaging are drawbacks. If they improved the purity and switched to better packaging, this would be a perfect product.Would I buy it again? Probably, but I’d also keep an eye out for a fully organic version with better packaging.

I like chewing gum, and this is really a very different and unique experience. The idea of a natural tree sap gum just seemed very interesting to me and I wanted to try it out. They recommend putting these in the fridge for an hour, but I didn't, they came on a very chilly day, and I just couldn't wait LOL. They are pretty brittle and crumbly at first, I was surprised. I got little pieces throughout my mouth and it took some work to recombine them, but after they warmed up a little, I was successful. The flavor is very subtle, it's kind of piney or woody, not sweet at all. I didn't worry at all about sugar rotting my teeth so that was very nice. I've read that chewing this is about 10x harder than regular soft gum, and I agree, so your jaw will get a work out. I'm used to squeezing my teeth all the way together so I ended up biting the inside of my cheek a few times, but I quickly got used to a lighter chew to avoid that. You will definitely not be blowing bubbles with this. If you can I would be super impressed LOL. It does not stretch and snap back at all, it might even kind of resemble a wax, but it's different. This is definitely more for adults, and they say it can be reused, it's the gum that lasts forever. I'm glad I had the opportunity to give it a try, thank you.

Everything is bad When you chew the small pieces they give you they turn even smaller then get stuck inside your mouth and then it's impossible to get the pieces together with your Tongue To try and turn them into to gum

I am eager to try unusual candies and new flavors from across the globe. Having never heard of mastic gum, I was hopeful for a positive experience. While I did not put the gum in the refrigerator as advised, it was delivered to me on a chilly day so I figured that would be cold enough for me to sample. They stuck to my teeth in a hard, resinous way. No matter how much I chewed, I could not turn the product to a gum-like texture in my mouth. It remained granular, resinous and somewhat crystalline. I found the taste to be a bit piney and herbal. I have drank pine tea before and found it to be agreeable, but the taste of this gum was too intense for me, and I ultimately had to spit it out and eat something flavorful to mask the taste. If this is a product you grew up enjoying and are accustomed to its taste and texture, then of course you will like it. But as someone going in not knowing what to expect, I was not a fan. In addition, the price seemed quite high considering the entire box contains only 15 grams of gum.

I'm not sure what this really does. It's supposed to be hard chewing gum to train the jaw muscle. I followed the instruction and keep it in the fridge then chewed on it with front teeth first then slowly with back teeth. I did not get gum stuck to my teeth but I also did not find it to be much of a jaw workout. The gum breaks apart easily when I bite it with my front teeth, then it wasn't much of a challenge to chew with the back teeth. I just don't see how it can train jaw muscles at all. The gum itself doesn't taste like anything, it has a hard texture similar to plastic, it just doesn't feel like something I'd want to swallow. It's definitely not something I want to try again.