Extra Sugarfree Gum, Slim Pack, Peppermint

Extra Sugarfree Gum, Slim Pack Peppermint is the pocket-sized, minty companion you'll spot near the checkout lane or in the gum and mint aisle alongside other sugar-free gums and breath mints. Packaged as a thin 15-count slim pack, it’s designed to live in a back pocket, purse, glovebox or desk drawer for quick access. Shoppers grab it on convenience runs, road trips, before dates or meetings, and as an after-meal palette refresher. The brand positions itself as modern, social and dependable — a mainstream, mass-market product from a well-known gum maker that markets breath-freshening as a confidence and connection cue, aiming at teens through adults who value convenience and social readiness. The label highlights “sugar-free” to create a health halo around lower calories, but the ingredient list also shows many artificial sweeteners, flavors and preservatives; there’s no organic or natural-only certification and the “natural and artificial flavors” claim is modest marketing language rather than a clean-label promise. In plain terms, this is a highly processed snack: a manufactured gum base combined with polyols, intense sweeteners and stabilizers. Sensory experience is a long-lasting peppermint burst and a chewy, rubbery texture that softens with saliva; each flat pellet is uniform in size and pops out of a slim plastic/cardboard pack for single-use. Rituals around it are quick and utilitarian — a single piece before a conversation, after coffee, or during a drive — reinforcing its role as a discrete, on-the-go breath freshener in American grocery culture.