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Home > Altoids Smalls Sugar Free Peppermint By Wrigleys - 0.5 oz Ea, 9 / Box
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Altoids Smalls Sugar Free Peppermint By Wrigleys - 0.5 oz Ea, 9 / Box
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- Altoids Smalls Peppermint
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INDICATIONS: Altoids Smalls Sugar Free Peppermint mini pack same curiously strong taste, but are conveniently packaged in a tiny tin smalls enough to drop into your favourite clutch or slip into your front jeans pocket. Sugar-free. Made with strong peppermint flavor.
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Customers' Reviews:
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 Need more stars!, June 27, 2010
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I love these for so many reasons...
Of course, they're awesome for fresh breath AND they're sugar free.
They also, at least to me, make an amazing cough suppressant when I'm having an allergy attack (dust, pollen...). Way better (and faster) than popping an antihistamine. I also tend to get a bit queasy on the winding roads in our area. Popping a few of these somehow alleviate that feeling. Oddly, the large sugary Altoids don't seem to pack enough punch to accomplish either of these. There's just something about the little ones.
The smaller size of the mints and their tins are also much easier to carry along than original Altoids. They take up very little room in my purse and nightstand. I'll wait on a box of these from dentalBookshop before I'd buy a few tins of the original Altoids now!
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Best mini mints ever!, June 2, 2010
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Love these!! The perfect size mint, in the awesome Altoids Tin. I use these for dry mouth. And since their sugar free, no calories to worry about. A+
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Great!, September 21, 2009
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The first original curiously strong mints date all the way back to 1780, when they were created by the London-based company Smith & Company - their charter was signed by King George III! In the nineteenth century, Smith & Company was purchased by Callard & Bowser, Inc., and in the twentieth century Callard & Bowser was acquired by the American firm Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company. But, through it all, Altoids have survived, a never-ending tradition of excellence!
OK, I must admit that I have long been a fan of the original "Curiously Strong Peppermints." But, I must say that they have made a good product even better. Unlike the original mints, these little mints are 100 sugar-free, but they still have that great, curiously strong taste. They come 50 to a small box that fits neatly into your pocket or purse, and can be whipped out for a quick breath sweetening. As a matter of fact, I keep a tin of these on my desk at work for that very purpose!
So, if you want a really good breath mint, then I recommend that you get a tin of Altoids Smalls Peppermint. I think that they are great!
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LOVE, August 29, 2009
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I love the altoid smalls and am thrilled that I can get them in a 9pack. I prefer them to the regular peppermint altoids because they're sugar free and don't leave that weird sweet aftertaste in my mouth. I also think these are stronger than the regular version.
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 Not as shown!, April 6, 2009
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I ordered the older style rectangular boxes with 60 per box. Received the new square boxes with 50 mints that readily available here where I live.
1 of 8 people found the above review helpful.
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