Eclipse Sugarfree Gum, Car Cup, Winterfrost

Eclipse Sugarfree Gum, Winterfrost, packaged as a 60-count car-cup resealable bottle, lives in the checkout aisle, gum & mints shelf, or near travel-size snacks and breath-freshening products. You’ll spot it beside other sugarfree mints, gum brands, and pocket packs designed for on-the-go freshness. This product fits quick-stop shopping trips, road-trip purchases, post-meal breath control, and snack runs for office drawers or backpacks. Brand positioning leans functional and mass-market: Eclipse markets a crisp, intensely minty experience aimed at commuters, students, and social adults who want instant, portable breath-freshening with a modern, slightly edgy winter-cold motif. The label relies on a “sugarfree” health halo and convenience cues (resealable bottle, bulk count) rather than organic or natural certifications; the ingredient list includes both “natural and artificial flavors” and intense low-calorie sweeteners, and contains no organic or kid-targeted cartoons. In plain language, the gum is a highly processed convenience product: made from polyol sweeteners, a synthetic gum base, artificial sweeteners (aspartame, acesulfame K), emulsifiers, and preservatives. Sensory details: a crisp, sugarlike crunchy outer shell gives an audible snap, releasing an immediate, cooling mint burst that transitions to a pliable, chewy center with long-lasting cold menthol notes; texture contrasts (hard shell → elastic chew) are central to the experience. Rituals include popping a piece after coffee, before dates or meetings, handing pieces around in social settings, or stashing the bottle in a car cupholder for repeat refreshment throughout the day.