I bought this gum for my digestion. I had read that saliva begins the digestive process and since I have a dry mouth I thought chewing gum would stimulate the saliva but I didn't want all the harmful chemicals found in most gums. This gum may not be bursting with long lasting flavor but it gives satisfaction of mind to know it is made of all natural ingredients. They come in little bite sized nuggets instead of sticks of gum and offer a variety of flavor, subtle but tasty! They certainly serve the purpose!

It's nearly impossible to find a chewing gum that is sweetened with natural, real cane sugar. This product is that and is gluten, gmo free. I'm avoiding HFC syrup and other chemical/alternate sweeteners. Each flavor tastes great. It doesn't last as long as I would like but no chewing gum does.

The gum has a mild and soothing taste and is very enjoyable; however it is quite sticky.

I'm not entirely sure what to make of this gum, but I've at least determined I like it enough that I'll be buying it again. I think.

It sure is different, I'll give it that. And for that, I recommend you try it at least once, just to say you did, even if you ultimately decide it's not worth the higher-than-usual-price. Here are some pros and cons.

PROS:

--Natural ingredients. The obvious benefit.
--Really fun packaging. I wasn't expecting the neat, mini cardboard boxes (one for each of the six flavors), all snugly fit into a larger box. The gum itself comes in the form of these weird/cool little pellets.
--Interesting flavors. (Coffee, Ginger, Licorice, Mint, Maple, Cinnamon) I especially like the coffee.

CONS:
--High price for gum.
--Flavors, while pleasing, aren't as intense as I'd like (the mint being the exception). Perhaps this is due to the ingredients being natural, as opposed to a bunch of weird chemicals.

PRO OR CON?: The Texture.

Seriously, special mention has to be made of the texture of this gum. In the mouth it feels softer than you expect"”which in itself isn't a bad thing. Once you get over the shock, it's fine. Maybe even preferable to the jaw-fatigue one gets from normal gum.

But that's not what I want to talk about. I want to talk about what happens when you're done chewing. Because it's when you take the gum out of your mouth"”should you be foolish enough to directly grab the wad with your fingers as you might do with normal gum"”that the chewing ends and the comedy begins.

Oh lord. They don't include that little stack of "Post Chew Wraps" inside each mini-box as a gimmicky affectation, as I found out after my first chew. You see, once chewed, this stuff will stick like *crazy* to your fingers (especially if you let it "dry out" for a second while touching it). Go ahead and directly grab it with your fingers, and before you realize it, you're starring in your own Warner Bros cartoon. And if you try to free your first hand with your other hand, you'll only serve to get even more digits stuck, until it looks like you're playing a bizarre version of "Cat's Cradle."

Now reach for the tissues to try to clean up, and more comedy will ensue. The tissues will only rip, and it'll look like someone tarred and feathered your hands. And then a family member will enter the room and ask you why you didn't answer the phone and OH GOOD LORD WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOUR HANDS?!

Anyway, if you're someone that likes to have new, unique experiences, and if anything I just described sounded interesting to you, then I recommend this gum. And if by chance, you simply want to chew some organic gum like a normal human being and avoid the comedy, then be sure to use the disposable wraps.

[PS: I've discovered that the Maple flavor doesn't provide the comedic possibilities of the other flavors. For whatever reason, the maple is closer to "normal" gum in texture, and not nearly as sticky when taken out of the mouth. The "Ginger," however, provides maximum comedic possibilities.]

I tried for a long time, knowing that what is in Wrigley's is not best for my well being. ... but I struggled because I was addicted to it. Recently, Wrigley's was not as available online and I had bought 6 of different flavors from Simply Gum a while back and I hardly used them. There4fore, I had to depend on them while Wrigley's was not as available. Slowly but surely, I got used to them and learnt how to use them. After a meal, gum kinda cleans the palate and chewing helps with that and also kinda exercising the jaw. It is a kind of a ritual after a meal. This Simply Gum, does not last too long and it is a gum that is chewable - not as intense as a Wrigley's but good enough. So it is a matter of changing habit to a product that is safer and healthier. I am on it and had let go of Wrigley's - finally. It was so tempting to buy it when it became available again but I held back, courageously. And guess what, recently I found a bit of information on line that made my decision even better. I wished they had explained that aspect more clearly but here it is: They include a little light squared papers to use to dump the gum when finished. I learnt that after making a decision of using this gum even though dumping it was awkward... BUT they also had thought of a solution for that and I did not know about it, which I love so much now. Read about gum and ask your questions or read the ones already written and try it first... be gentle with yourself because an addiction is an addiction... and slowly wean yourself off the old and start with the new. I am happy to write this review and share my experience with you because I feel it is such an accomplishment - and this is the best gum I found re being healthier.