Weldental Xylitol Mints in Plastic-free Packaging, Peppermint (300 Count Refill), Refill For Your Own Container

The Weldental Xylitol Mints (300‑count, plastic‑free packaging) are basically the survival kit for anyone who eats lunch, snacks, or breathes near other humans. The Mint flavor is clean and natural — not the “set your mouth on fire” kind, but the “I’m a responsible adult who cares about freshness” kind. And the cardboard tube? Genius. It feels eco‑friendly, looks cool on a desk, and makes you feel like you’re doing something good for the planet every time you pop a mint. Plus, with 300 mints, you’ll start wondering if they reproduce inside the tube. It just never seems to run out. Perfect after eating outside, especially when you can’t wash your teeth and need a quick refresh that doesn’t taste like chemicals. One mint and you’re back to pretending you have your life together. What I Liked +Natural mint flavor that doesn’t punch you in the face +Plastic‑free tube that makes you feel like an eco‑warrior +300 mints — basically a lifetime supply +Great after meals when brushing isn’t an option +No sugar, no weird aftertaste Things to Keep in Mind *The tube is big… but so is your mint supply *People may start asking you for mints, and suddenly you’re “the mint person” Overall A massive stash of tasty, sugar‑free mints in a planet‑friendly tube. Fresh breath, zero plastic guilt, and enough supply to last through meetings, meals, and Monday mornings.

This is natures way to keep you out of the dentist office.

Well made, tasty and nicely packaged. We bought them because they are supposed to promote good bacteria for your teeth, but they're actually just nice to have around.

These are the BEST! They are less expensive and stronger in taste than the originals. A far better product and deal!

GRE packaging. Does not help dry mouth much.

Pop two in my mouth after brushing my teeth and then let the mouth rest.

The "mints" are not awful per se - but they're weak. They dissolve instantly and have minimal "refreshing" mint flavor. The "plastic-free" packaging is a lesson in frustration, as the cardboard-on-cardboard texture makes my skin crawl, and is annoyingly difficult to open smoothly. Bad idea. Overall, I'm extremely disappointed in them. The Spry or PUR mints blow these out of the water. Never buying again, and will not recommend for anyone.

These are okay provided you use them during waking hours, or times that you can focus on where they're in your mouth. I actually choked on it when falling asleep. Hence, going back to the more expensive Xlimelts that actually adhere to your gums, roof of mouth, etc.