FlinttsMints Lemon Stash – Sugar Free Mouthwatering Mints for Dry Mouth Relief & Freshness – Vegan Oral Health Support with Sparkle Effect – Pocket Travel Saliva Substitute, Lozenges Alternative, 2 Refill Packs

I've been struggling with extreme dry mouth for a while, I could drink a bottle of water and 30 minutes later my tongue is like the deserts of Arrakis. I saw my doctor recently and he pointed out that this was likely caused by a particular medicine I'm taking and that dry mouth is one of the most common medicine side effects in general. A quick google as to how others deal with this issue mentioned these mints, and I must say they work as advertised.I was a bit skeptical at first of paying $50 for mints, but I got the full house and nine cases of mints, each one containing quite a few individual mints actually does feel like it will last a while. I'm not going to be popping these one after another like I would regular mints since they have a specific purpose, but rather grabbing one when my tongue starts to feel sandpapery, so I think it actually decent value for the money given that use case.All of the flavors have been quite tasty and I'm happy with my decision to go with the full house pack. The various mints come in different levels of "F-strength" which is their metric for how much saliva they work up and even the 100 strength mints do a good job wetting your whistle. The spit works up almost instantly too, this isn't one of those things you take and then you wait around not sure if it works or not, you'll know right away. The effects seem to last a good while too, especially when you get into the higher strengths. I woke up this morning and wasn't dry in the mouth which has to have been a first, so I think popping a few of these a day really helps. The "tingle" effect is fun too and gives a minty zing to even the non-mint flavors.Overall I'm very happy with these mints and will likely restock when I run out, but I think that'll take a while. I was a little hesitant about how legit these would be with some of the advertising around these being a bit stoner/sexual coded but they are really solid and worthwhile for those with more innocuous purposes as well.

These mints do exactly what they say. They cause your mouth to salivate. It feels odd at first. Almost tricks your brain into thinking you’re eating something savory or fatty. Course they’re just mints. It does make your mouth sting when using them. Kinda feels like minty pop rocks? The sensation lasts until the mint is gone. One underrated use case is after you’re done eating, it helps with food stuck in your teeth. Especially popcorn. It is pricy imo, but you’re not going to get a similar product cheaper. The lower “f grade” mints didn’t really do much for me. I liked the much stronger mints. Don’t eat so many of these in a short span. They will cause irritation in your mouth if you eat a lot of them. I think this pack is good for figuring out which ones you like. I’m considering getting the refill pack second time around. Just note it’s about 21¢ a mint. Not a bad way to spend $50.

I purchased the Flintts Mint mints after being intrigued by their promise to combat dry mouth. However, the product's advertising was misleading, and my experience was far from pleasant. Upon trying the mint, I immediately felt a strong tingling sensation in my mouth, which quickly escalated to an uncomfortable numbness. This sensation persisted even after I stopped using the mint, leaving me with a lingering discomfort.To make matters worse, I had to purchase an entire pack to try the product, as there was no option to buy a single mint. This was frustrating, especially considering I couldn't use the product at all due to the adverse reaction.While I understand that the mints are designed to stimulate saliva production and provide a "sparkling" sensation, the intensity and duration of the effect were too much for me. It's important to note that the product's F-Strength rating indicates the intensity of the sensation, with higher numbers corresponding to stronger effects. I would recommend starting with a lower strength if you're considering trying these mints.In conclusion, my experience with Flintts Mint was disappointing, and I would caution others to be aware of the potential for strong reactions. I hope the company considers offering sample sizes to allow customers to try the product before committing to a full pack.

I really like these mints. The flavor variety is really unique. It’s not every day you find mints that are tangerine, grape, watermelon and cherry. Each one has vibrant flavor that grabs you. The tingling on the tongue can be a little strong in the higher levels so starting with the lowest levels and working your way up is a good idea. The advertisements for how much it makes your mouth water isn’t accurate as far as I’m concerned but don’t let that make you think they don’t work because they really do. Great project for anxiety. I feel like that should be a better known fact.

These mints really do work. I can feel my saliva thickening up and if I drink a little bit of water on top of it that always helps as well. I love to use these for sexy time escapades. Mouth watering! Spit on it!

Tingly, numbs your tongue. Gross aftertaste. Not a good flavor. I tried the lemon and strawberry both of those are gross. I’m not sure about the mint yet but if it does the same tingling on your tongue, I’m pretty sure it’s just as gross.

This was a unique and fun experience. If you suffer a dry mouth or like a like tingle and extra moisture it does the trick! Flavors are very mild and can be used to enhance intimacy as well.

These little mints don’t play around. Pop one in and suddenly my mouth turned into a Slip ‘N Slide. If you’ve got dry mouth, these will fix it fast. I went from desert tongue to Niagara Falls in 30 seconds. They absolutely do what they promise almost too well. Highly effective, slightly dramatic. Not sure why I have to order them by the case but it’s cool I guess.