Before you buy

Shopping with Peppersmith

Choosing between mints and gum

The range splits into two main formats. Mints suit a slow-dissolving sweet that lasts a while, and the extra strong eucalyptus variety is the bolder option if you want a sharp finish. Gum is better if you want something to chew for longer, with peppermint and spearmint both available. If you are unsure, the taster pack lets you compare several flavours before committing to a larger order.

Pack sizes and buying in bulk

Pocket packs are the easiest entry point for a bag or desk drawer. The mega pouch is better value if you go through mints quickly. The mighty pouch is sold with a minimum order of six, so it suits people who want to stock up or share with others. Check the pack size on each product page before adding it to your basket, as prices differ depending on format.

Understanding the xylitol angle

Every mint and gum is sweetened with xylitol rather than sugar. The brand says this helps look after teeth and keeps the products low in calories, so they suit anyone watching their sugar intake. The products are also sold as aspartame free, which matters if you prefer to avoid that sweetener in your sweets.

Delivery and returns in the UK

Standard UK delivery is free on orders over \u00a325, with a \u00a32.49 charge below that threshold. Delivery is to the UK, Jersey and Guernsey. For unopened products, the brand offers refunds or exchanges within 28 days of receipt, with damaged items replaced or refunded in full.