StarMintz - Clear Aligner Mints - Edible Alternative to Aligner Chewies - Xylitol Mints for Dry Mouth - Spearmint (1 Pack)

These are so much better than the movemints! Wish they have other flavors, but I can't complain. They help with placing my invisalign, dry mouth, bad breath, and are soft when chewing. My daughter also has braces and she loves them too. I've just made my third purchase. Thank you!

I have Invisalign and these star shaped mints were the perfect thing to get my aligners set the right way while also having a fresh mint. Before this, I only used the chewies, which seemed to degrade over time and I thought they were pretty nasty too if I didn't replace them. Each of these mints are brand new. Love them!!

These taste absolutely awful do not buy these if you want to try the movement just try buying one pack of those first because these are not good at all.

First off, there are 30 pieces per container. This isn't stated anywhere on the label or on Amazon, which I thought was strange, so you're welcome to those, like me, who've spent 5 minutes searching.I bought these as a cheaper replacement for the more expensive and well known aligner mints, because quite frankly, the price of those mints are absurd (especially due to the fact that I don't actually use them to bite down on, so the shape is useless -- I purchase them simply because it's the only mint I can find that doesn't have citric acid or some type of ingredient that could potentially cause damage to my teeth or the aligner).Although I'm glad the star mints offer a cheaper alternative, I found them to be worse in taste, texture, and how well they correct dry mouth-- essentially the only 3 reasons I use the mints to begin with.For those that use it to press your aligners, it's also an inferior shape (if your bottom teeth are in a groove, it would align your top teeth with the point; an X would be a more effective shape in my opinion.Sadly due to the aforementioned, this was a one and done purchase, and I will either seek another alternative or resign to repurchasing the overpriced brand.