How much xylitol does a single piece of gum contain?
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Contains 1 gm of Xylitol and unlike Epic has no Titanium Dioxide which can cause cancer. It is make in Switzerland. Superior to Epic which is made in China. See pur-gum FAQ website.
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there are 55 delicious pieces of gum in a single resealable bag. this is really a "refill" for the 40ct container. This gum is excellent. Best Gum Ever!!!
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Xylitol is not toxic but too much can cause some people digestive upset. I wouldn't worry about that with a toothpaste.
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The same material as the rest, but when moistened gets sticky/gummy and sticks to your gum line / teeth. Ask your dentist for a sample- many give out samples as the xylitol is good for teeth and gum health
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It contains xylitol and sucralose. Xylitol is a "sugar alcohol" common in sugar-free candies and veggies, and is processed from wood or corncobs. Xylitol offers some dental benefits (but it may contribute to diarrhea in people who are prone to it). Sucralose is a very common artificial sweetener (think "Splenda"). Do quick web searches for "xylitol" and "sucralose", as they are both interesting additives. They certainly make the gummies taste good!
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Ingredients: 100% pure Xylitol. A few other things found on the package: Packaged in USA. Raw materials from China and USA. Every batch tested in USA to ensure the highest quality. 1 tsp.=9.6 caloriesNon-GMO
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Hi Roberta,I wish I had saved one of the older ones, but I can definitely say that Sorbital is #3 on the lists of ingredients, followed by xylitol which I understand is a blessed ingredient. Since finding one of the older ones is next to impossible I'd say the only thing you need to worry about is the lack of protection that the new formula has. I have lost almost 1/8th" of my original gum line since Smith Glasko and Kline took over from the people who sold this product to them. For me it has totally lost any effectiveness in helping stop my mouth from feeling that Russian Army marched through it from the night before.I hope this will help answer your question! Hi Roberta,I wish I had saved one of the older ones, but I can definitely say that Sorbital is #3 on the lists of ingredients, followed by xylitol which I understand is a blessed ingredient. Since finding one of the older ones is next to impossible I'd say the only thing you need to worry about is the lack of protection that the new formula has. I have lost almost 1/8th" of my original gum line since Smith Glasko and Kline took over from the people who sold this product to them. For me it has totally lost any effectiveness in helping stop my mouth from feeling that Russian Army... » Read More Hi Roberta,I wish I had saved one of the older ones, but I can definitely say that Sorbital is #3 on the lists of ingredients, followed by xylitol which I understand is a blessed ingredient. Since finding one of the older ones is next to impossible I'd say the only thing you need to worry about is the lack of protection that the new formula has. I have lost almost 1/8th" of my original gum line since Smith Glasko and Kline took over from the people who sold this product to them. For me it has totally lost any effectiveness in helping stop my mouth from feeling that Russian Army marched through it from the night before.I hope this will help answer your question! « Show Less
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the now foods brand xanthan gum retails for 8.99 / 6oz. and 71.95 / 3lb. did you mean 4.99 or 8.88? if you indeed ment 499.00 or 888.00 that is missed priced. worst case, the xanthan gum would be 8.99 plus shipping on amazon.
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About 4 to 41/2 inches of candy. You won't be disappointed! :) they taste really good too!
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In one packet there is 0g of sugar but, if you are using multiple packets then there can be some sugar. Each packet contains a minute amount of sugar.
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Xylitol - which is the name for a naturally occurring sugar polyol which is made mainly from the fibers of corn husks or the bark from a birch tree. However, Xylitol can also be derived from beets, oats, some mushrooms and certain fruits and vegetables as well. Xylitol is uniquely different than other sugars because it is a 5 carbon molecule instead of a 6 carbon molecule like most other sugars. This small but important difference is the key to it's benefits as a food ingredient and it's use in the medical and dental fields. Our bodies actually produce up to 15 grams per day of xylitol as a part of the normal metabolism process. Xylitol - which is the name for a naturally occurring sugar polyol which is made mainly from the fibers of corn husks or the bark from a birch tree. However, Xylitol can also be derived from beets, oats, some mushrooms and certain fruits and vegetables as well. Xylitol is uniquely different than other sugars because it is a 5 carbon molecule instead of a 6 carbon molecule like most other sugars. This small but important difference is the key to it's benefits as a food ingredient and it's use in the medical and dental fields. Our bodies actually produce up to 15 grams per day of... » Read More Xylitol - which is the name for a naturally occurring sugar polyol which is made mainly from the fibers of corn husks or the bark from a birch tree. However, Xylitol can also be derived from beets, oats, some mushrooms and certain fruits and vegetables as well. Xylitol is uniquely different than other sugars because it is a 5 carbon molecule instead of a 6 carbon molecule like most other sugars. This small but important difference is the key to it's benefits as a food ingredient and it's use in the medical and dental fields. Our bodies actually produce up to 15 grams per day of xylitol as a part of the normal metabolism process. « Show Less
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500mg Xylitolother ingredients: acacia gum, cellulose gum, calcium carbonate, magnesium stearate.
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The only help I can offer is the listed ingredients in them: Ingredients: Xylitol, vegetable gum, cellulose gum, mild natural peppermint, stearate of calcium/magnesium, and nothing else.
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The ingredient list says 0mg of sugar per serving. However, it does contain xylitol.
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dont know but its great for gums ,, but must be diluted 5 to 1,, 5 TIMES MORE WATER
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Xlear Spry Power Sugar Free Mints Peppermints DirectionsFor best results let Spry mints dissolve slowly in the mouth after each meal.Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 Piece (0.6 g)Servings per Container: 240Amount Per Serving % Daily ValueCalories 1.2 Total Fat 0 g 0%Sodium 0 mg 0%Total Carbohydrates 0.5 g 1% Xylitol 0.5 g Protein 0 g Not a significant source of other nutrientsOther Ingredients: Xylitol, calcium lactate, magnesium stearate, gum Arabic, natural peppermint oil, and beeswax (glazing agent).Warnings Xlear Spry Power Sugar Free Mints Peppermints DirectionsFor best results let Spry mints dissolve slowly in the mouth after each meal.Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 Piece (0.6 g)Servings per Container: 240Amount Per Serving % Daily ValueCalories 1.2 Total Fat 0 g 0%Sodium 0 mg 0%Total Carbohydrates 0.5 g 1% Xylitol 0.5 g Protein 0 g Not a significant source of other nutrientsOther Ingredients: Xylitol, calcium lactate, magnesium stearate, gum Arabic, natural peppermint oil, and beeswax (glazing... » Read More Xlear Spry Power Sugar Free Mints Peppermints DirectionsFor best results let Spry mints dissolve slowly in the mouth after each meal.Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 Piece (0.6 g)Servings per Container: 240Amount Per Serving % Daily ValueCalories 1.2 Total Fat 0 g 0%Sodium 0 mg 0%Total Carbohydrates 0.5 g 1% Xylitol 0.5 g Protein 0 g Not a significant source of other nutrientsOther Ingredients: Xylitol, calcium lactate, magnesium stearate, gum Arabic, natural peppermint oil, and beeswax (glazing agent).Warnings « Show Less
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Hi Mary, it says under the label: "xylitol, gum base, natural flavors, gum Arabic, white tea extract, carnauba wax, tocopherols" when I googled xylitol, I found this: "Pur gum uses xylitol a natural sweetener derived from corn fibres grown in Europe. Xylitol does not affect your blood sugar and has none of the negative side effects of white sugar or artificial sweeteners do." Hope this helps - I would call the company if you are really concerned. :-) Good luck!