BREATH SAVERS Spearmint Sugar Free Breath Mints Tins, 1.27 oz (8 Count)

This kills bad breath and prevents stinky burps too! My breath stays fresh for hours and no after taste of sugar bacteria growing back. Peppermint and Spearmint are my favorites.

My go to order. Great for sugar free and solid value for the money while tasting great.

Excellent and Tasty. Fresh breath.

TASTES GREAT BUT DOES NOT LAST FOR 3 HOURS MAYBE 1 HOUR. FOR THE AMOUNT YOU GET IN A ROUND CONTAINER IT IS WAY TO EXPENSIVE

Well I wouldn't say that these last for 3 hours, they leave my mouth minty fresh and I love the flavor. Very happy with the purchase! Plan on purchasing again.

I am addicted to these Spearmint Breathe Savers. They are my go to mints. I have them in my purse, my desk at work, my desk at home...everywhere. I would highly recommend them.

I really like Breathsavers -- Good taste, sugar-free, and one lozenge does seem to suppress bad breath for a number of hours. For some reason, CVS and Walgreens in my vicinity stopped carrying them. This package of 8 is priced at about one-eighth what it used to cost to buy one container, and it arrived quickly.However... one of the eight containers, after I took off the clear plastic security wrapper on the lid and opened it, was completely empty. It obviously had never been filled with anything. When I raised this problem with the Amazon customer service chat bot, I was immediately offered a reshipment, with no need to return the detective package. The reshipped package arrived less than 24 hours later. I can't complain much, since now I have 15 containers for the price of 8. But the manufacturer apparently has a quality control problem, which you should be aware of and check all the containers when your order arrives.One slight knock on the Amazon customer service experience: While raising my complaint and having it resolved online took only a couple of minutes, and the resolution was more than satisfactory, there was no apparent way to indicate, to Amazon or to the manufacturer, what the actual problem was. (The most-specific level of the options for identifying the problem was something like "a portion of the order was missing.")

Good value