Enhance Oral Hygiene with Xero Picks: Infused Flavored Toothpicks for Fresh Breath & Dry Mouth Prevention - 120 Picks (6 Pack) (Variety) Review

I bought these to keep the suede from succumbing to bad habits and I felt the scent would probably help me stay on the toothpick longer than usual stay. After a few days of use, I see this is a common thing. All flavors are good, one or two are my personal favorites. They all start off with a similar flavor to the dry mouth ingredient, which isn't unpleasant, but seems worth mentioning. Otherwise, I've enjoyed the experience so far, enjoying the slight tingling sensation that kind of reminds me

My husband gave up 4mg nicotine gum and used flavored toothpicks to help him. He had some form of nicotine for 25 years so it was hard at first as you can imagine. I bought him a cinnamon flavored Hotlix to help with his oral fixation. He was afraid he would eat more if he wasn't distracted. It really helped! Just to shake things up a bit, I thought XERO picks had great flavors so I bought him some. He particularly liked the fact that the scent lasted for a long time. And some of those flavors…

It used to be perfect. A thick pickaxe with a flat on one side, now it's a thin piece of wood with a double point. The taste was better before. It just seems like the quality is dropping. I've been buying for 6 months now and the last purchase of 6/28/20 is the only one that really sucks. Not worth the money. Please go back to the old way and dropping $20 on toothpicks will not be a problem. It's not worth it at the moment.

I bought these to kick bad habits and felt like the scent would probably help me stay on the pickaxe longer than usual. After a few days of use, I see this is a common thing. All flavors are good, one or two are my personal favorites. They all start off with a similar flavor to the dry mouth ingredient, which isn't unpleasant, but seems worth mentioning. Otherwise, I've enjoyed the experience so far, enjoying the slight tingling sensation that kind of reminds me of medicated lip balm. I would…

, I'm quitting nicotine now and I spent $20 on 100 toothpicks. Having used cinnamon toothpicks before, switching to churro seemed like a good choice. The packaging states that the toothpicks are soaked in spilantes and xylitol. I checked both so I know what I'm putting in my mouth. Xylitol is an alcohol sugar commonly used in zero-calorie candies and sodas. Spilantes is something else entirely. It comes from a tree commonly known as the Toothache Tree and I can see why. They numb the entire lip