How much xylitol is in each mint? Per Serving? Can anyone tell me what the bottle says?
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Hi, i don't have the cinnamon bottle but i have the lemonburst bottle. It says 0.5gr per serving whixh is one little pill.
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According to the container, it has 0.5g Xylitol per each mint. Hope that helps, thanks
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This is what my bottle says: B-12 (hydroxocobalamin) 2,000 mcg; mannitol 295 mg; sucanat (organic whole cane juice) 1 mg; magnesium (as C16 and C18 alkyls) 3.5 mg; 100% whole cherry fruit extract 2.5 mg. Hope this helps!
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I hope this helps. It's the information off the back of the bottle. Supplement Facts Serving Size: 2 Gummies (7 g) Servings Per Container: 60 Amount Per Serving % DV Calories 5 Total Carbohydrates 6 g 2% Dietary Fiber 5 g 20% Soluble Fiber 5 g Sugars &lt;1 g
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Not familar with the drops. OraCoat Xylimelts contain 500 mg of Xylitol. Mint TheaBreath mouth wetting does not list Xylitol amount.
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i do not see that listed in the ingredients. this is my favorite xylitol gum!
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I do not know...will look into it...however the mints came highly recommended by medical professional and I must admit they taste great...I wish they would offer them at a special price sometime.
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the can says that a serving of 1-2 chips has 2 calories and 1 total gram of carbs. The carbs come from the xylitol. This seems to be the same for any flavor of chip.
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Ingredients: 100% pure Xylitol. A few other things found on the package: Packaged in USA. Raw materials from China and USA. Every batch tested in USA to ensure the highest quality. 1 tsp.=9.6 caloriesNon-GMO
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19g for most of them; 20g for vanilla; 23g for peppermint. 25 servings of 1oz, per bottle.
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Hi Roberta,I wish I had saved one of the older ones, but I can definitely say that Sorbital is #3 on the lists of ingredients, followed by xylitol which I understand is a blessed ingredient. Since finding one of the older ones is next to impossible I'd say the only thing you need to worry about is the lack of protection that the new formula has. I have lost almost 1/8th" of my original gum line since Smith Glasko and Kline took over from the people who sold this product to them. For me it has totally lost any effectiveness in helping stop my mouth from feeling that Russian Army marched through it from the night before.I hope this will help answer your question! Hi Roberta,I wish I had saved one of the older ones, but I can definitely say that Sorbital is #3 on the lists of ingredients, followed by xylitol which I understand is a blessed ingredient. Since finding one of the older ones is next to impossible I'd say the only thing you need to worry about is the lack of protection that the new formula has. I have lost almost 1/8th" of my original gum line since Smith Glasko and Kline took over from the people who sold this product to them. For me it has totally lost any effectiveness in helping stop my mouth from feeling that Russian Army... » Read More Hi Roberta,I wish I had saved one of the older ones, but I can definitely say that Sorbital is #3 on the lists of ingredients, followed by xylitol which I understand is a blessed ingredient. Since finding one of the older ones is next to impossible I'd say the only thing you need to worry about is the lack of protection that the new formula has. I have lost almost 1/8th" of my original gum line since Smith Glasko and Kline took over from the people who sold this product to them. For me it has totally lost any effectiveness in helping stop my mouth from feeling that Russian Army marched through it from the night before.I hope this will help answer your question! « Show Less
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I'm looking at the mint flavor and that kind is 140 calories. I suspect the other flavors are the same or close to it, but I don't have any of those packets handy to check.
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"One piece of Epic gum contains 1.06 grams of xylitol. That's more than anybody..." package serving size:1piece (small rectangles, not sticks)Servings: 12: amount Xylitol per serving: 1 gram (1000 mg)
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The green labeled product "PBF" (plaque-biofilm loosening formula is a light green clear gel with a slight mint taste. The blue labeled product "Fresh Mint Original" is creamy white and has a light peppermint flavor. I like them both. For me, they both keep my mouth fresh. I haven't been diagnosed with dry mouth. My periodontist started me on samples. I also use the Dry Mouth Mouthwash which has no alcohol. It tastes like mouthwash without alcohol. I haven't tried the oral rinse. WARNING: Keep these products away from your pets, especially DOGS. Keep all products with Xylitol away from your dog. According to the FDA, Xylitol can be deadly to a dog. "Xylitol is approved for human use and considered a safe sugar alternative for people. It is commonly used in sugar-free products such as candy, chewing gum, and baked goods and often a component to oral hygiene products like mouthwash and toothpaste. Xylitol can also be found in over-the-counter-medications, vitamins, and throat lozenges. Xylitol is also available in bulk for at home baking. Xylitol, a sugar compound sourced from the Birch tree, has been recently discovered to be 100 PERCENT LETHAL TO DOGS. In dogs, Xylitol causes a rapid release of insulin, causing a sharp decrease in blood sugar. It also can alter the electrolytes, potassium and phosphorus. Dogs can become depressed, uncoordinated, and weak. In severe cases, liver failure and coagulopathy (difficulty in blood clotting) can occur. Large amounts of Xylitol can cause seizures, coma, and even death. Symptoms can occur within minutes to days of ingestion of even a small amount (half of a stick of gum). If you think your pet has ingested any product containing Xylitol, contact your veterinarian or the Animal Poison Control Center immediately." This is not something everyone is aware of, so please spread the word. I hope all of this info helped.
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According to the nutrition facts on their website, each mint weighs a total of 0.6 grams, and 0.5 of those grams consist of xylitol. It's the main ingredient. So each mint is five-sixths, or about 83% xylitol. If you're curious, the second ingredient is calcium lactate, which according to Wikipedia (based on some caries research), is added to sugar-free foods to prevent tooth decay. When added to chewing gum containing xylitol, calcium lactate increases the remineralization of tooth enamel. The last three ingredients are gum arabic for texture, peppermint oil for flavor, and beeswax for the surface glaze. According to the nutrition facts on their website, each mint weighs a total of 0.6 grams, and 0.5 of those grams consist of xylitol. It's the main ingredient. So each mint is five-sixths, or about 83% xylitol. If you're curious, the second ingredient is calcium lactate, which according to Wikipedia (based on some caries research), is added to sugar-free foods to prevent tooth decay. When added to chewing gum containing xylitol, calcium lactate increases the remineralization of tooth enamel. The last three ingredients are gum arabic for texture, peppermint oil for flavor, and... » Read More According to the nutrition facts on their website, each mint weighs a total of 0.6 grams, and 0.5 of those grams consist of xylitol. It's the main ingredient. So each mint is five-sixths, or about 83% xylitol. If you're curious, the second ingredient is calcium lactate, which according to Wikipedia (based on some caries research), is added to sugar-free foods to prevent tooth decay. When added to chewing gum containing xylitol, calcium lactate increases the remineralization of tooth enamel. The last three ingredients are gum arabic for texture, peppermint oil for flavor, and beeswax for the surface glaze. « Show Less
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Xylitol is not toxic but too much can cause some people digestive upset. I wouldn't worry about that with a toothpaste.
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The ingredient list posted online (in the product photos) lists mannitol as an ingredient. It doesn't say how much.....
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The only help I can offer is the listed ingredients in them: Ingredients: Xylitol, vegetable gum, cellulose gum, mild natural peppermint, stearate of calcium/magnesium, and nothing else.