Listerine Cool Mint Pocketpaks Breath Strips, Oral Dissolving Breath Freshener Strips Kill 99% of Germs that Cause Bad Breath, Portable for On-the-Go, Refreshing Mint Flavor, 24-Strip Pack (12 Pack)

Let's start with the positive: the strips quickly relieve bad breath, and they taste so good and widen your eyes that it's a wonder they're not only available by prescription. br>br>They're fantastic, and I use them for a lot more than just controlling my breathing. First and foremost, when I get hungry in the early hours of the morning, rather than reaching for a late-night snack, I make a late-night snack. I pop a couple of these in my mouth as a late-night snack, and all temptation is gone. br>br>They also have another advantage that makes them indispensable: They made writer's block go away right away. I used to always have an Altoid or two on hand. I'm not used to writing icebreakers, but this is my new best friend. Put a three- or four-count sequence in my mouth, and I'm instantly in flow. br>br>I gave this product three stars because of how tone-deafening it is. packaging that is deaf. Each plastic box contains 12 packages containing 24 teeny-tiny strips. A plastic bubble is embedded in a paper card around each plastic box, and another paper sleeve is placed outside each of those. It's almost as if someone was attempting to make this product appear more valuable than it actually is. I'd guess there's a 1000% markup on these tiny pieces of flavoring whose packaging costs its makers more than the product ingredients. Marketers at a sham opioid-abusing company Johnson & Johnson is putting pressure on the pharmaceutical company. Johnson - Probably overwhelmed by even more greed than their usual astronomical levels of avarice - These flimsy strips, in my opinion, are well worth their weight in gold. br>br>Forget about the fact that they're almost *worth* their weight in gold to me - However, I believe that Johnson should be replaced as the drug dealer. Any honest food manufacturer, including Johnson, could copy this idea and make enough changes to avoid copyright litigation, if not improve it. They could then manufacture and distribute them for 10 of the price of these ripoff trips while still making a significant profit. br>br>J &amp Please, J, come to your senses and consider how many landfills you're filling with this useless, ridiculous packaging. The cost of cardboard, bubble wrap, and printing alone likely accounts for nearly all of the cost of manufacturing this nearly weightless product. Eliminate all of the unnecessary paper packaging by stacking 50 strips in an easy-to-handle container. This would be an ideal product if you opened a biodegradable pack and lowered the price by 90.

Genevieve Franklin

| Jan 06, 2021

Some people complain about the amount of paper used in the packaging, but this box was made for retail (the top of the box says "Recommended Placement: Cash registers in the vicinity of the front end"). There are three options for you if you're concerned about the environment. This one costs a few cents more than the 1 packs.

Sierra Chapman

| Dec 14, 2021

I didn't realize the product was defective until it was too late to return it. The "strips" were more accurately described as "shreds. " It was unmistakably a bad batch.

Kira Hunt

| Mar 18, 2021

Even though they aren't advertised that way, these tiny strips help with my cold symptoms, sore throat, and sinus congestion. I decided to try them as soon as my throat became scratchy or my nose became stuffed up because they claimed to kill bad breath germs. I put one on my tongue before going to bed, and if I wake up during the night, my throat feels better and I'm breathing more easily the next morning. It may not help with a serious condition, but for the past ten years, I've relied on them to keep my head colds at bay. Because my entire family has a history of sinus problems, I was overjoyed to learn about Listerine's simple and cost-effective solution.

Miley HUSSAIN

| Dec 28, 2020

I like Listerine PocketPacks, but this isn't the best way to get them. Here's how it works:
1. a shipping boxbr>br>br>br>br>br Listerine Boxbr>3. Listerine Boxbr>1. Listerine Boxbr>2. Listerine 12 individual pocket packs, each with the following contents: br> * an outer cardboard wrapperbr> * an inner cardboard plastic holderbr>br>I've usually seen these in a three-part set. Three of the little guys are included in this pack. That makes far more sense than this massive waste of resources.

Haley Peck

| Aug 22, 2021

I had to take one star away from it. Listerine Strips are extremely convenient. But I'm always reminded of how much packaging waste there is. It is inevitable that time passes! They're better kept in a jar for me. As a result, the photo depicts what you get versus the amount of unwrapping required to use it.

Zachariah Little

| Apr 27, 2021

These are usually purchased in a three-pack at my local pharmacy. I was ecstatic to be able to buy a larger quantity of these. Unfortunately, a large number of the pieces were glued together. I'm not sure how long they were like this before I got them. It had to be hot. I had to throw away a few packs after attempting to use the taped together strips, but the intensity was too much for me. Tears welled up in my eyes at the sight of this. Hint: Each packet should be shaken before use. A usable pack of strips differs from a solid melted clump of strips in terms of sound.

Tyson Russo

| Nov 27, 2021

I also don't believe they give you that strong alcohol smell, so if you go talk to someone right after you use it, they won't notice. This gives them the smell of really fresh breath. I believe the effect is also more lasting with these. I enjoy purchasing them in large quantities as well. It's convenient to be able to buy so many at once and replace them as needed. They're fantastic.

Deborah Adams

| Aug 04, 2021