Spry Xylitol Peppermint Mints Sugar Free Candy - Discreet Meeting Breath Freshener for Home Office Desk, 45 Count
Spry Xylitol Peppermint Mints Sugar Free Candy - Discreet Meeting Breath Freshener for Home Office Desk, 45 Count
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Why you'll love it
- dentist-recommended xylitol formula may actively reduce tooth decay risk, not just mask breath
- zero sugar, zero aspartame, zero artificial colors or flavors—safe for diabetics, kids, and vegans
- multi-flavor line (Peppermint, Berry Blast, Cinnamon) prevents flavor fatigue for daily users
- bulk 240-count and 3-pack options deliver strong per-mint value for daily chewers
- portable hard-candy format works in meetings, cars, and restaurants where gum is awkward
- clinically studied xylitol increases saliva to combat dry mouth—a problem sugar mints actually worsen
- Low calorie count (~1.2 per piece) makes them a satisfying sweet treat without guilt
- Shiny purple coating distinguishes them from pressed-powder competitor mints
- Taste is candy-like, not medicinal
- They do not break down too quickly in the mouth (unlike pressed powder xylitol mints)
- Each mint is .5g of xylitol, making it easy to track daily intake
- Plaque reduction noticeable when flossing (90% less plaque)
- Teeth feel stronger and easier to brush/floss after consistent use
- Less mouth tenderness
- Larger container than what's typically sold in supermarkets/pharmacies
- Good for replacing Tic Tacs as a healthier alternative
- Pleasant sweet raspberry & blueberry flavor with a very mild, barely noticeable mint note
- Container holds roughly 200+ pieces and lasts a long time
- Better value and taste than competing dry mouth brands like SmartMouth and Biotene (except Biotene toothpaste)
- Nice accompaniment to a cup of tea (Lemonburst flavor mentioned)
- Each mint is 0.5 grams of xylitol, making it easy to track daily intake (12 mints = 6g recommended minimum)
- Melt quickly in the mouth due to small size — useful when waking at night
- Flavor is mild/subtle and not overwhelming compared to other brands
- Calorie count of only ~1.2 per piece, allowing use as a low-calorie sweet treat
- Taste good enough that kids will happily use them daily, unlike competitor products (Biotene, SmartMouth) that were rejected by the family
- Long-lasting jar (240 pieces) provides good value per use
- Helps with nighttime dry mouth (e.g., Sjögren's) when used before bed
- Xylitol acts as a humectant/moisturizer for dry mouth in addition to stimulating saliva
- Portable small jar size convenient for travel and on-the-go use
- Sweet enough to satisfy dessert cravings without caving to sugar
- Pet owner can safely keep them in the home with proper storage (closed cabinet, bathroom door closed)
Perfect for
- after-meal oral care routine to neutralize acids and freshen breath
- on-the-go breath freshener at the office, in the car, or after coffee
- kid-friendly lunchbox or after-dinner treat that protects teeth instead of harming them
- sugar-free candy fix for diabetics, keto dieters, or low-carb lifestyles
- dry mouth relief during travel, flights, or long workdays
- Popping a mint in the middle of the night with a sip of water to fall back asleep
- Using 1-2 mints after every meal/snack/drink to reduce plaque buildup
- Replacing popcorn or candy as a movie snack
- Ending meals on a sweet note to curb dessert cravings
- Nibbling a few pieces throughout the day to hit daily xylitol gram target (e.g., 12 mints for 6g)
- Dissolving slowly in the mouth rather than chewing (to protect dental work)
- Storing mints in small secondary containers for the car, home office, living room, and media room
- Cutting a small hole in the foil seal to avoid spills
- Starting slowly (2 mints, 3x/day) to avoid GI distress
- Taken before bed and during nighttime waking for dry mouth relief
- Used as a sweet treat to end meals in place of dessert (curbs sugar cravings)
- Used after eating on the run to reduce plaque when unable to brush
- Snacked on while watching movies as a popcorn alternative
- Transferred to smaller portable containers for use in car/purse/throughout the day
- Cavity prevention routine recommended by natural/biological dentist
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At Spry, we prioritize your oral health with xylitol-rich products designed to freshen breath, reduce cavities, and promote a healthy smile—naturally sweetened and sugar-free for a healthier you.
We focus on xylitol, an ingredient sourced from nature that sweetens and defends against cavities and tooth decay. By choosing Spry, you're prioritizing your dental health without sacrificing taste, making us the smarter choice for daily oral care.
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Product Information
SUGAR FREE HARD CANDY: Instead of corn syrup or sugar our peppermint candy mints are made with 100% xylitol. Xylitol sweetener is derived from the fibrous parts of plants, similar in taste to regular organic sugar. We use no filler, flow agents or other sugar additives. Xylitol is a natural sugar that tastes just like real sugar and a great choice when looking for sweeteners and sugar alternatives. GREAT TASTE PEPPERMINT CANDY: Our sugar free mints are flavored with all natural ingredients to create a great all natural flavor that is irresistible and ideal for getting rid of bad breath. Our Spry mints are great breath fresheners for the office, in the car, after dinner mints, or to enjoy with friends. BAD BREATH TREATMENT: Use daily after meals and between normal brushes. For best results use Spry Mints with Spry Toothpaste and Spry Oral Rinse for a fresh breath. Give your children Spry sugar free peppermint hard candy instead of sugar-sweetened mints. No need to tell them it is good for their teeth. Make our mints candy your go-to xylitol candy! DENTIST RECOMENDED: Clinical studies have shown that the use of xylitol on a daily basis, may reduce the risk of tooth decay. Our spry gum is part of an essential dental defense system that may also help fight off cavities. Sweetened with 100% xylitol to help hydrate dry mouth and provide in-the-go oral care. Ask your dentist and hygienist about the amazing benefits of xylitol. LOW CALORIE & NON-GMO SUGARLESS CANDY: Our breath mints for bad breath are vegan safe, gluten free, non-gmo and sugar-free, No Artificial Colors, No Artificial Flavors! Natural ingredients eliminate the need to worry about eating aspartame or other chemicals
Product Dimensions : 4 x 2.88 x 2.5 inches; 4.8 ounces Item model number : MPP240 UPC : 700596000070 Manufacturer : Xlear Units : 5.07 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #1,211 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these mints appropriate to use discreetly during a meeting or presentation?
Yes. The hard-candy format is silent and far less distracting than chewing gum, and the mints dissolve slowly without audible crunching. Many professionals keep a small tin in their desk drawer specifically for boardroom and client-call situations.
Will these help with the dry mouth I get during long workdays?
Yes. Xylitol stimulates saliva production and acts as a humectant to moisturize oral tissue, which directly addresses the dry mouth many people experience during long stretches of focused work, air-conditioned offices, or back-to-back video calls.
Can I keep these at my desk without them looking unprofessional?
Yes. The 45-count tin is compact and fits easily in a desk drawer, and the larger 240-count jar can be stored in a desk organizer or cabinet. The berry and peppermint flavors are subtle and will not leave a strong lingering scent in a shared office.
Will these give me a sweet treat fix without breaking my low-carb or keto diet?
Absolutely. Each mint contains only about 1.2 calories and is sweetened entirely with xylitol, which has a negligible effect on blood sugar. They satisfy the post-meal sweet tooth without kicking you out of ketosis or requiring you to track net carbs.
How do these help with focus during afternoon work slumps?
A mild peppermint or berry mint can serve as a sensory reset between tasks, and the saliva stimulation helps prevent the uncomfortable dry-mouth distraction that pulls your attention away from work. Many users pair a mint with a short breath break as a micro-focus ritual.
Are these safe to use in the car during long commutes?
Yes. The hard-candy format means you can dissolve a mint without taking your hands off the wheel, and a small tin in the cup holder is a popular setup. Just be sure to store the main jar out of reach if you have pets that ride in the car, since xylitol is toxic to dogs.
Can I rely on these as my only fresh-breath solution at client lunches?
Yes. One or two mints after a coffee or garlicky lunch is enough to neutralize breath without the awkwardness of excusing yourself to brush. The berry and peppermint flavors are mild enough not to overwhelm a conversation partner.
Will these help me cut back on afternoon coffee or energy drinks?
Many users find that a mint satisfies the ritual of putting something in their mouth, which can help reduce mindless snacking or sipping. Pairing a mint with a glass of water is a popular productivity trick to break the caffeine-and-sugar cycle.
Are these better than breath strips for all-day office use?
Yes. Breath strips dissolve in seconds and require frequent re-dosing, while Spry mints last considerably longer in the mouth and provide ongoing saliva stimulation. The tin is also more economical than buying disposable strips throughout the week.
Is the flavor strong enough to cover coffee breath after a meeting?
Yes. Peppermint provides a noticeable cooling finish, and Berry Blast is sweet and pleasant without being overpowering. For the strongest breath-freshening effect, the Peppermint is the best choice, while Berry Blast is better if you want subtlety.
Will these mints break my intermittent fasting routine?
Each mint contains only about 1.2 calories from xylitol, which most people practicing strict IF consider negligible and not enough to break a fast. Xylitol is not metabolized like sugar, so it has minimal effect on insulin response.
How do these compare to chewing gum in a quiet office setting?
Spry mints are silent, which makes them ideal for shared workspaces, open offices, and libraries. They also provide longer-lasting flavor and do not require disposal in a wrapper, and they are generally less disruptive to coworkers than chewing sounds.
Can I use these on long flights for dry mouth relief?
Yes. Cabin air is notoriously drying, and Spry mints are a popular carry-on item for business travelers. The small tin fits in a personal item, and the slow-dissolving format means one or two mints can last through a long-haul flight segment.
Will these mints help with the dry mouth caused by my medication?
Yes. Many medications, including antihistamines, antidepressants, and blood pressure drugs, cause dry mouth as a side effect, and xylitol mints are one of the most commonly recommended over-the-counter solutions. Users report meaningful relief when they keep a tin handy throughout the day.
Are these appropriate to take right before a big presentation?
Yes. The Peppermint flavor provides a fresh, cool mouth feel and subtle breath freshness, and the slow dissolve means you can finish one right before walking on stage. Just avoid taking one mid-presentation to prevent any speaking distraction.
Can I store these in my gym bag without them melting or sticking together?
Yes. The hard-candy format is heat-resistant in normal gym bag conditions and will not melt, soften, or fuse together the way gummy or chocolate treats do. Just be aware that very high heat in a parked car can soften any hard candy, so storing the bag indoors is best.
How many mints should I take per day for cavity prevention?
Most xylitol research and recommendations from biological dentists suggest at least 6 to 12 mints spaced throughout the day, which equals the 3 to 6 gram minimum xylitol intake shown to reduce cavity-causing bacteria. Spreading them after meals and snacks is more effective than taking them all at once.
Do I chew these or let them dissolve in my mouth?
Spry mints are designed to dissolve slowly in the mouth rather than be chewed, which maximizes saliva stimulation and breath contact time and also protects dental work like crowns, veneers, and fillings. Chewing is not harmful but defeats the slow-release purpose.
How long does one jar last?
The 240-count jar typically lasts one daily user about 3 to 6 weeks depending on intake, and the 45-count tin is ideal for sampling flavors or for travel. Many users subscribe via the manufacturer's autoship program for a 20% discount, and the larger jar delivers the best per-mint value.
Is this product compatible with a vegan or vegetarian diet?
Yes. Spry mints are vegan-safe, contain no gelatin or animal-derived ingredients, and are also gluten-free, non-GMO, and free of artificial colors and flavors. The xylitol is derived from plant fiber.
Are these mints safe to use with braces, retainers, or other dental work?
Yes. Because the mints dissolve slowly without chewing, they do not put mechanical stress on braces, retainers, crowns, or veneers. In fact, xylitol is often recommended by orthodontists to help keep the mouth clean around brackets and wires.
What is included in the box when I order?
Each order includes one sealed jar or tin of Spry Xylitol Mints in the flavor and count you selected. The 240-count comes in a plastic jar with a foil seal, and the 45-count comes in a compact travel tin. No additional accessories are required, though many users buy small secondary containers for portability.
Are these mints safe for children and pets in the household?
Spry mints are safe for children when used at age-appropriate doses and are a dentist-recommended alternative to sugary candy. However, xylitol is highly toxic to dogs, so the jar should always be stored in a closed cabinet or high shelf out of pet reach, and the bathroom door should be kept closed if mints are stored there.
What if I experience stomach discomfort when I first start using these?
Starting slowly is recommended, especially if you are new to xylitol. Begin with 2 mints, three times per day, and gradually increase as your digestive system adjusts. Most people tolerate 6 to 12 mints daily without any issue after the first week.
What is the difference between xylitol mints and regular sugar-free mints?
Regular sugar-free mints typically use artificial sweeteners like aspartame or sucralose to simply replace sugar, but they do not actively protect teeth and may not address dry mouth. Xylitol is a natural plant-derived sweetener that is clinically shown to reduce cavity-causing bacteria, stimulate saliva, and act as a humectant, making it a functional ingredient rather than just a sugar substitute.
