FalimSugarless Plain Gum, Strawberry Flavored, 100 Piece

This is a firm, sugarless Turkish chewing gum with a slight, almost imperceptable strawberry scent and no flavor to speak of. It comes in a box with 20 packages (5 small pieces in each) for a total of 100 individually wrapped pieces of gum. This gum is useful for exercising one's jaw muscles at a lower cost compared to gums that are specifically marketed for that purpose. The entire packaging information is written in Turkish.

This is a gum is great for training your jaw muscles or just having something rubbery to chew on

Although it says there are flavors, it tastes like nothing. (well at least in my case with the strawberry) honesty taste would be similar to gum when you chew all the flavor out of it, except this one is decently hard.it starts of hard but then becomes easier to chew as far as texture, it just feels like a normal gum in your mouth, reminds me of rubber weirdly. Overall if you just want to work the muscles in your jawline it’s defo worth the price. Quality is fine all I find interesting is that the flavor is not present but the smell is!

It would be perfect if it didn't contain an antioxidant known to cause cancer. My question is why? Just why? It could have been citric acid, or a vitamin E derivative, or any of the thousands of other completely harmless and non-cancerous antioxidants out there. Why would you use one that's even questionable? That turns what would be a 5 star gum into something I wouldn't sell to my enemies.

I chew this gum everyday. I love the mint flavor, it is super unique. Doesnt have the sickly sweet flavor of American gum.

If you ever chewed gum beyond it's flavor and the gum begins to get harder to chew, this gum is slightly softer than that. I would also say, for a compare, that if you had bazooka or double bubble. It would be right when the gum softens into a normal chew is where this sits. If you chew this gum constantly the hardness decreases and become more chewable. It seems to be dependent on heat.As for flavor, there wasn't any. It seems to me it's sugar free because none exists nor flavor. Your better off getting the flavorless gum as this might as well be that.I'm personally not impressed with the hardness... as it wasn't challenging at all and got easier the more I chewed.The portion is small. 2 pieces seems to be that sweet spot

I have searched for years and finally found Falim by a persistent search on the internet.Its nothing like the overpowering too sweet American gum. Falim is all natural and madefrom chicle, a tree sap from real trees and all natural flavorings from real food.All of the American brands I've found, when you can even find a breakdown of theridiculously vague ingredients list, are made from chewing gum base and artificialflavorings. After a lot of digging you will also find that chewing gum base forthese companies is simply plastic or artificial rubber. All American gum I've been ableto find is a petroleum based product loaded with chemicals and artificialsweeteners or sugar. Shame on us for thinking this is a good thing.

My TMJ specialist said to chew gum. The ones with Xylitol hurt my stomach after two pieces (PUR was the brand) so I tried this. It definitely is more like chewing putty with some slight flavor but I chew at least five pieces a day with no issues. It has made a difference in my pain level for the TMJ, it seems to be improving!Note: the actual gum in the wrapper can sometimes be quite hard at first, I live in a hot climate so the ones in my purse I notice are easier to chew.