Pass Pass Mouth Freshener 11 G / 1 Unit

Who it's for

Choose this mouth freshener assortment if variety matters more than sticking to one repeated taste. The 90-count pack and five-flavour mix suit shared homes, office drawers, cars, and anyone who likes keeping small bites ready through the day.

Pick this mouth freshener pack if a vegan option is part of your routine. Multiple flavours in one box also make the assortment easier to share across different taste preferences, without needing separate packs for each person.

When you'd use it

Keep this mouth freshener nearby for quick use after meals, during travel, or between meetings when you want a sweet, aromatic bite. A 90-piece format works better for repeat use than a single small unit, especially when you do not want to carry several separate packs.

Rotate through the assorted mix when you want a different taste from one piece to the next. That variety is useful for everyday snacking patterns where one flavour can start to feel repetitive.

What's inside

Expect a seed-and-spice blend with sweetness instead of a plain mint-only profile. The ingredient list includes fennel, sugar, grated desiccated coconut, melon seeds, coriander seeds, and cardamom, which gives the mouth freshener a mix of sweet, herbal, and warm notes.

Choose the pack for a vegan mouth freshener made from familiar pantry-style ingredients. The combination reads closer to a traditional Indian-style seed-and-spice mix than a gum or lozenge format.

What makes it different

Switch flavours without buying multiple boxes. The assortment combines Katha, Mint, Meestha Magic, a second Mint variant, and Frutti Bits, so the mouth freshener pack gives more variety than a single-flavour format.

Know that the mixed pack is made in India and noted as not heat sensitive. Early feedback is brief but positive on overall quality.

Good to know

Store the 80 g mouth freshener pack where quick access matters, because small pieces are usually picked up in passing rather than planned portions. The compact 90-count format makes sense for desks, kitchen shelves, or a shared snack area, especially when several people reach into the same pack.