Chios Mastiha Natural Resin 50g – Medium Tears | 100% Pure Chios Mastic Gum | PDO Certified | Natural Hard Chewing Gum | Sugar-Free, Gluten-Free, Vegan

Mastic gum came across my radar a couple years ago. I was always interested in it but never could justify the price of it. I really have no use for it other than extended chewing to keep my teeth clean and help with fidgeting while at work. as of a week into chewing this, I can honestly say I am very impressed with the product.Pros:-You can pretty much chew this indefinitely. You can take it out to eat or to take a break and throw the piece back in after and it was like you never left.-Really works the mastication muscles. I get that's why many buy this, and trust me it works. My jaw was sore (in a good way) after trying this for the first few hours.-The flavor has yet to go away while chewing.-It is a great alternative to other forms of chewing gum with questionable ingredients.Cons:-The gum is coated with an odd powdery substance that some say is not supposed to be there. I personally don't have any experience with this and cannot confirm it, but I guess it is a sign of older, not as fresh, mastic gum.- I drink a lot of water. ice water coming in contact with this gum in your mouth will turn it into a rock, and it will break like candy in your mouth. It will eventually return to the nice chewing form, but it can be annoying. I know this is not anything out of the ordinary for this gum, but I am new to it, and it was a less than delightful surprise.-Flavor: I personally enjoy it. It is a very natural, almost pine like flavor. It is not overpowering, but it is different. Some people will find the flavor utterly disgusting. If you are worried about not liking the flavor, I would suggest trying a naturally flavored option.-Price: It is nowhere near as cheap as the gum you would purchase at a gas station. It does last exponentially longer, but you will have to decide whether the price is worth it for you.Overall, I would say if you are looking to try Mastic gum for the first time, this is a great option. I will definitely be buying more.

Love the piney taste and have saved money in the long run because I've been chewing the same piece(s) for a week.

Nothing crazy. Doesn’t taste like anything for me. It’s a bit hard to chew at first but the more you chew it the easier it gets.

I usual use a different brand but this came up as amazons choice, so I thought I’d try it. Same origin and same single ingredient. The brand I usually use comes in pretty solid tears that gradually warm and become chewy once you put them in the mouth. I can feel my teeth being cleaned, it stays as one piece, kind of like chewing gum. This one’s tears are already kind of soft and moldable straight out the packet. In the mouth they totally disintegrate but in to tiny plasticky bits that get stuck in the teeth and just do nothing…I had to brush and floss multiple times to get it out of my mouth. The worst part - not eligible for return…don’t waste your money.

If you don’t like the taste of natural things you probably won’t like it. If you need sweet gum save your money. I enjoy the natural “sappy” taste. It’s tough gum which is why I get it. Don’t let it sit out in the heat. It will get very sticky where you can’t get it off your teeth easily. There’s definitely a technique when you first start chewing to avoid it sticking. Out of the three mastic gums I have tried this is my favorite and the most quantity.

It's supposed to be 10x harder than regular chewing gum, but that's not been my experience. It's similar to regular gum that you've been chewing on for a while that's lost it's flavor and gotten a bit hard.The taste is a bit earthy, tastes a bit like dirt, but it's subtle and not that bad.It's comes out of the package pretty hard. Let it sit in your mouth for a while to warm it up, then you can chew it pretty easily. It starts out really sticky and it will get stuck in your teeth, but after a while it's not so sticky and you can chew it like regular gum.I probably won't buy this again because it's expensive and I can get the same results from a pack of Bazooka for way cheaper.

Tastes very mild, considering I've eaten real pine sap before, Tastes slightly like pine sap, at first you must let it warm a bit up in your mouth, pop a few peices in, then slowly chew it with your front teeth till it gets more and more chewed up, eventually you'll be able to chew it like normal gum and won't stick, smells good I'd say, expensive but, let's see if it helps medicinially

It’s crunchy at first (like it should be since it’s tree sap) it has a low to medium flavor the gums quality is how it should be it helps your teeth too it’s a highly recommended product by me I’m not a professional or anything but I would 100% buy again