Salivix dry mouth pastilles 50 pack

I suffer from dry mouth of a night, my nose blocks and I end up breathing through my mouth. I’ve been using these for many years and they do the trick. Somehow they encourage you to make saliva, in a gentle way. Couldn’t be without them. I take one out of the box and put it by my water, then during the night I simply pop it in my mouth (I don’t even know I do this) and that’s it. Do NOT think you are being clever by leaving it in the box. Dear God, the noise that box can make….. take it out and leave it on the bedside table. They don’t get soft or anything. I’ve done some radio shows (radio 4&2) and I suck one of these about half hour before I went live - no drying up on live radio!

I have been suffering with severe dry mouth for a while now due to mediation and I've been sucking on polo's to create saliva. This works while you have the polo but when it's gone the dry mouth comes back in minutes and drinks don't help at all. I got to the end of my tether and purchased these and a spray hoping both work but had a back up if 1 didn't. They both work great. The gummies are really good takes the dryness away for a few hours, it doesn't have the best flavour, it's like a mild sour lemon (Not sour enough to screw your face up at) but I can tolerate the taste if it gets rid of the dry mouth. The consistency is like that of the cherry lips that taste like soap (awful things) so not a chewing gummy. It takes about 5 - 10 mins to dissolve. If you suffer or know anyone with dry mouth these really are worth a try, they helped me alot.

Really good product that definitely increases saliva. Tastes nice and no residue left. Just a bit pricey to have regularly!

Found these a few weeks ago after searching for a good dry mouth solution. I have to use CPAP for my sleep apnoea and didn't get on well with the humidifier, so needed something to keep my mouth moist when I slept. Had been using Xylimelts for a few years but found they were very expensive. Have tried other dry mouth solutions; pastilles, sprays and gels. Whilst they all did the job advertised, the effect didn't last very long, so unless I kept waking up to reapply the product, I had a dry mouth. Stumbled across these Salivix pastilles and haven't looked back. Just before putting my mask on, I stick two of these together, pop them in my mouth and that does the trick. They're about £5 cheaper than the other brand so don't hurt the pocket so much too. Recommended

Seems to work for my mother would recommend,

This was okay, it didn’t last as long as expected and doesn’t have the best taste. But it does help stimulate silivia. It’s okay for the price.

They annoying issue of a dry mouth when using a CPAP machine. Problem sorted! These tiny sweets are excellent and do exactly what the manufacturer claims. They're slightly expensive, but....They work perfectly.

I suffer from Sjögren's Syndrome and have a constant dry mouth and throat so I'm always looking out for ways to just keep my mouth from ending up bone dry at night. I normally just drink water but that cause it's own issues with having to use the bathroom frequently as well as choking issues. I thought I'd try these after using a mouth spray which I decided wasn't working for me. They taste pleasant enough and seem to produce saliva for the duration they're in your mouth but once the pastille dissolves the dry mouth returns almost instantly. To be honest, you'd probably get on better sucking a sherbet lemon or a polo mint or something. Save your money.

Purtroppo hanno un pessimo sapore quindi sarà difficile capire se sono veramente utili.

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Very effective in helping with dry mouth issues, good seller