Ice Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack)

Ice Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack)

Ice Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack)

Ice Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack):at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Sounds crazy, but they taste better out of the tin. I do use these for my dry mouth and they refresh and no artificial crap! I will continue to use, but will only order the tinsaustin mall,sale special price,fresno mallIce Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack)
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  • A Healthy Alternative Both for Keeping Breath Fresh and Satisfying Your Sweet Tooth; KETO Friendly, Low Carb, Vegan, No Sugar, Soy, Wheat, Dairy, or Gluten
  • Naturally Sweetened with Xylitol. A Delicious Treat for Diabetics as it Does NOT Impact Insulin Levels
  • Strengthens Teeth and Reduces Growth of Dental Plaque; Relieves Dry Mouth by Stimulating Saliva Flow
  • Convenient Size 1 oz Resealable Pouches. Easy to Carry in Your Pocket or Purse
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Ice Chips candies, while healthy, sugar-free, and safe for diabetics, are nothing like healthful candy you have tried in the past. They burst with flavor and grab your attention. Healthy has never been as much fun as it is with “The Good for You Candy!” Enjoy Ice Chips throughout your day to keep breath fresh, and teeth healthier! Allow Ice Chips to dissolve slowly in mouth, coating teeth. Dentists recommend four to eight servings a day to receive full oral health benefits of Xylitol

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Ice Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack)

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Ice Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack)

Ice Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack):at our store, we stock over 2000 models, so if you see the manufacturer, but not the model, don't be shy - give us a call and we will be happy to check! Sounds crazy, but they taste better out of the tin. I do use these for my dry mouth and they refresh and no artificial crap! I will continue to use, but will only order the tinsaustin mall,sale special price,fresno mallIce Chips Candy in Re-sealable Pouches (Peppermint, 6-Pack)