Assorted Xylitol Mints, 500 2-piece packets
$79.99
- SKU:
- MINTSAMP500
Description
This 500 pack (2 mints per pack) bag is a convenient way to share the benefits of Epic's xylitol mints with your patients.
Includes an assortment of Epic Fresh Fruit, Cinnamon and Peppermint Mints.
Sugar-free and sweetened exclusively with xylitol, Epic’s mints give a little kick to your daily 6 grams of xylitol that dentists worldwide recommend to help stop tooth decay.
You can’t go wrong with our peppermint … seriously … strong, but not too strong, and oh so reliable, it’ll be just like having your favorite pillow or labrador retriever in your pocket.
Not to mention our fresh fruit - perfect for those who’ve always picked the orange tic tacs … and you’re assured, too, that those with lesser palettes than yours will shy away - too timid to step up to the fruity-healthy-minted plate.
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FAQs
Where does your xylitol come from?
We exclusively use pharmaceutical-grade xylitol, carefully harvested from non-GMO corn. Every granule of xylitol in Epic Mints is Non-GMO project-certified and of the highest quality we can get our paws on.
Why is THAT part of your recipe?
Here's a comprehensive list of every ingredient we use in our mints and why it's in. You don't even have to take off your shoes to count 'em:
- Xylitol: Sweetens the taste, but mostly for the cavity-crushing punch your smile deserves.
- Natural Flavors: All-natural extracts and flavors to ensure that every taste of Epic Mints is delicious.
- Gum Acacia: Sap from the arabic tree, for keeping every piece together.
- Magnesium Stearate: A sort of all-natural cooking spray, keeping our mints from sticking together or crumbling into a dusty mess.
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Do your Fresh Fruit and Cinnamon flavors also taste like mint?
Ew, that'd be weird. There's no mint oil extracts or any other mint flavoring in our Fresh Fruit or Cinnamon mints. We call these non-minty little treats mints because we hate all the other words. "Tablet" now means something else entirely, and "lozenge" makes it sound like we're hucksters selling snake oil out of a travelling wagon.
