Reviewer: jb

Comment:
Dogs aren't the only pet that Xylitol is toxic to. You should update your information.

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Dogs aren't the only pet that Xylitol is toxic to. You should update your information.
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Reviewer: 75 or over Female (Consumer)

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My daughter told me about Xylitol Birch sugar substitute for Keto type diet. I just use it for hot coffee and cream and hot tea. It is so good to the taste and much like sugar by the teaspoon. Readily available at Walmart type stores.

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My daughter told me about Xylitol Birch sugar substitute for Keto type diet. I just use it for hot coffee and cream and hot tea. It is so good to the taste and much like sugar by the teaspoon. Readily available at Walmart type stores.
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Reviewer: Winky, 75 or over Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Consumer)

Brand Product: Other

Comment:
Lozenges melt overnight stopping dry mouth

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Lozenges melt overnight stopping dry mouth
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Reviewer: Sphill1935aol.com, 75 or over Male on Treatment for less than 1 month (Consumer)

Brand Product: Other

Comment:
I have a very dry mouth during the night which this corrects. Easy to use.

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I have a very dry mouth during the night which this corrects. Easy to use.
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Reviewer: help, 35-44 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Consumer)

Brand Product: Other

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I wake up by coughing badly, never happened to me before I starting using this product. I think that before it melts completely it turns smaller and smaller until the little chunks are barley attached to your gums. Those chunks can't hold to the gums anymore and break off, when they do, they go to your airways (not stomach). Probably more so, if you are snoring. That would explain the severity ... Show Full Comment

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I wake up by coughing badly, never happened to me before I starting using this product. I think that before it melts completely it turns smaller and smaller until the little chunks are barley attached to your gums. Those chunks can't hold to the gums anymore and break off, when they do, they go to your airways (not stomach). Probably more so, if you are snoring. That would explain the severity of the cough and the timing (5:30, 6:00 AM). I use disks before I go to bed. I love these tables otherwise, my mouth is not dry when I wake up, it feels moist and sweet. Yet, the cough is bothering me. A feeling of slightly heavy chest too. It goes away quickly, and they say on the box that is is OK to breath it in accidentally as it will melt away inside your lungs. Still, they don't say if it is harmless over a long period of time. Let's say you'd rather cough a bit than have a dry mouth, but what if it damages your lungs over 1-3 year of usage. That concerns me. What are your thoughts?
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