FAQS

What are Nokkomo Mints?

Fizzy, sugar-free mints made for cotton mouth moments. Pop one in, it fizzes, and it tastes like juicy fruit. They are candy, made in four flavors.

What do they taste like?

Fizzy and mouth-watering. Strawberry, lemon, passion fruit and watermelon, each juicy and a little zesty, with a fizz that pops as the mint dissolves.

What is in them?

Xylitol and sorbitol for sweetness, sodium bicarbonate, malic acid and tartaric acid for the fizz and the zesty taste, and natural fruit flavors. 0g total sugars per mint.

What makes them fizz?

Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) meeting the fruit acids as the mint dissolves. It is the same kind of fizz you get from sherbet candy.

How are they different from regular breath mints?

Regular mints are cool and minty. Ours are fruity, fizzy and mouth-watering, and there is no sugar in them.

How do I eat them?

Put one in your mouth and let it dissolve. One at a time is plenty.

How many mints are in a bottle?

40 mints in every pocket-sized bottle.

Are they sugar-free?

Yes. 0g total sugars. They are sweetened with xylitol and sorbitol.

Do they contain THC, CBD, nicotine or caffeine?

No. None of those, and nothing intoxicating. They are candy.

Anything to know before eating a lot of them?

Like most sugar-free candy, eating a lot of sugar alcohols in one day can upset some stomachs. And keep them away from dogs: xylitol is harmful to dogs.

Who are they for?

Anyone who wants a fizzy, sugar-free mint. People reach for them at festivals, after a session, on long drives and in hour four of talking.

Who makes Nokkomo Mints?

Nokkomo Mints is a family-run company in Carlsbad, California.

Where can I buy them?

On nokkomomints.com, on Amazon, on Walmart, on TikTok Shop, and at select shops, lounges and dispensaries.

Do you sell wholesale?

Yes. Stores, lounges and dispensaries can order by the case. Use the wholesale page to get started.

Disclaimer: Nokkomo Mints are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Statements on this website are based on general product information and user experiences and have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Nokkomo Mints are not a medication. Individual experiences may vary. Use as directed. If you have a medical condition or concerns about dry mouth, consult a qualified healthcare professional.