Tums Freshers Cool Mint (1 Package of 50 Tablets)

Packaging is great, as is the taste. Works well as an after dinner mint and digestive aid after a rich meal. Compact enough to keep in purse or car on the go and handy enough to avoid having to make a pit stop at a drug store for a pack twice as expensive. Hard to find in stores but the packaging can be reused with other tums so the price is worth it in my opinion.

Tums have had the novel idea of mixing breath mint and antacid. And the idea really works.Gone are the traditional chalky tastes and textures, and say hello to a refreshing mint! I've used these several times, they work great, taste great, and they get the job done. What more can you ask for?

I find this size of this container convenient for putting in a shirt pocket allowing me to have it with me when I need it. It settles my stomach quickly.

I must have missed that these were tiny tums -- they flavor is really strong and they felt acidic in my mouth. Hubby likes 'em.

I ended up finally returning it because it was horribly expensive. I was expecting a case of these tiny Tums, but instead received only one package, which made each little Tum almost $1.00 each. I should have looked at some of the other comments before I ordered this.

The idea of a breath mint is to leave your mouth feeling refreshed & presentably clean. All successful mints accomplish this.I was pretty interested when I found out that Tums was making a heartburn mint. I picked some up while grocery shopping at a local Safeway because I was curious.I wasn't all that impressed.The mints do taste way stronger than normal Tums, but they have the same chalky texture that leaves your mouth dehydrated & frankly kind of gross feeling. That was the price you had to pay for relieving your heartburn for a couple of hours or so. You would just chew a couple of regular Tums, drink some water and/or pop an Altoid or something.This product lives up to no such brand name mints. They do taste rather strong, but to market them as a "breath mint" is asinine. They are simply a normal tums with a different shape, loaded up with more intense flavor. If Tums wanted to do this thing right, they would make the texture of the mint more similar to a Tic-Tac or an IceBreakers mint. You don't change one element of a product & then go off marketing it as an entirely new product.I don't think it's really possible to create a successful mint that is also an antacid.. Considering the antacid ingredient is usually some form of Calcium, which is chalky. These Tums Fresheners will not go far. I won't be surprised if the're off the shelf in 6 months. Try again, Tums.. This time spend some money & do a little scientific research before impulsively trying to market a "new product" out of desperation

I have been seeking a replacement for Titrilac, which was a miracle pill for curing acid indigestion, but that product, manufactured by 3M has been discontinued. I've tried a number of products, and this Tums Freshers is a better product than the other items on the markets, "Big Tums", Rolaids, Gaviscon, which all have a rather nasty taste and leave a film in your mouth. The Tums Freshers is a small pill, sort of like a Tic Tac, it dissolves easily, tastes good, and even leaves your mouth feeling a bit fresher than it was before. But the important issue is that it makes you burp...a lot...and brings up all the gas and heartburn causing crap giving you relief!! I guess this will be my new "go to" product unless a miracle happens and Titrilac should return. I would recommend this product over other antacids currently on the market.

The regular chalky Tums work well enough, but when I get heartburn after lunch at work, I like to pop a couple of these instead. They might be a little more expensive than the normal Tums, but they seem to work just as well. Gets rid of heartburn, and your mouth doesn't smell like something died in it. It's a win-win!