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Ricky
Pawtucket, US
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Flavor Name: A Coconut+Green Tea+Peach
These are very interesting. They work very fast like they said. The taste isnt bad so far ive tried the peach and its nice and strong. Only thing id say is its not like brushing your teeth like it claims its more of like a stronger breath mint that foams. Other than that id say its a great mint and product as a mint that you need to spit out haha. I look forward to using them.
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Buy them!!!
Flavor Name: A Coconut+Green Tea+Peach, Flavor Name: A Coconut+Green Tea+Peach
I just tried the peach one and it was really good!! Definitely feels fresh and clean
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Sheryl
Birmingham, US
★★★★★ 1
Don’t waste your money.
These are horrible tasting …not even able to keep it in my mouth. Four people, including myself, tried them and everyone spit it out immediately. Don’t waste your money.
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Daylily
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 5
Wow. Explosion of froth and mouthwash in one little tablet.
Flavor Name: 2-Bottle Green Tea
I love these for travel, and put some in a tiny container in my purse, too. You just have to spit it out - no rinse necessary. I might try a different flavor than the green tea. Don't love it, but do love the product.
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Mike S.
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 5
Really good book, easy and clear!
Format: Kindle
Oh, we've all heard of manifestation. Frankly, as an older guy and a retired Marine, I kinda cringe when I hear the word. "Something sissies would say," I'd think. Not that I'm a garage guy or anything. I just believe in faith and hard work! But, I decided to explore this book and was quite humored that manifestation is pretty much a compendium of concepts familiar to me since all I know are founded on The Bible and The Marine Officer's Guidebook. Wink. But seriously, I do believe in Universal Laws that Apply Universally, and manifestation, as portrayed in this book, is pretty much about that. The author does reference principles found in Christianity and Hinduism, for instance. But also physics and psychology. Practices such as visualization, gratitude and love (law of vibration, love that). So good. I'm going to get this book for my kids, since I can't get them to read the Bible, perhaps they'll read this! Seriously, it's a great complement to God's principles and not nearly so hard to mine. ; )
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