Resist Strips | Dissolvable Minty Strips That Block Sweet Taste | Curb Sugar Cravings Instantly | Made with Natural Gymnema Herb (20 Strips)

I was very skeptical when reading reviews. I didn't understand how it worked. I have been a sugar ADDICT for about 18 years and let me tell you! These are small but mighty! 1 strip lasts between 45 mins to an hour for me. It tastes like very strong mint, feels almost like paper when dry, but has a thick and kinda sticky texture when dissolving,gut once it's dissolved there's no going back! The 1st time I had 1, I ate chocolate chips to test it. 🤢 horrible idea! It was DISGUSTING! I can't really explain what sweetless chocolate tastes like except maybe almost flavorless wet chalky mud? I ate a cheddar Pringle after and it tasted pretty normal... then I ate a chocolate chip again to make sure 😅🤢 It was possibly the worst taste I've ever tasted... But that means the strips worked! My goal is to use these for maybe 30 days and hopefully be so traumatized from sugar I won't be addicted anymore 😅. These work great though because it gets rid of sugar cemetery. So what's the point of eating sugar if you can't taste it? Your brain will be punished with disgust instead of rewarded with bad sugar lol

I was speechless when I tried this. I had chocolate chip cookies and a Coke Zero and could not eat or drink either after trying one strip. I’m not kidding, I had to spit it all out, it was disgusting. And Coke Zero has no sugar, so it seems to also effect aspartame. My husband also could not stomach the cookies or drink his Dr. Pepper zero. If you’re wanting to kick a sugar or aspartame addiction, this is a god send. I’ll be purchasing these regularly for a long time to come. The door dash drivers and Jimmy Johns are gonna be pretty confused since I’ll never want to order from them again. They’ll probably think I up and died from all the sugar and aspartame. Edit: it’s been an hour since I took the strip. I still can’t taste or stomach anything. I’m now a little weary and afraid of even trying my soda or cookies to see if it’s wore off. I love it. On a side note, is this what it’s like when Covid patients lose their sense of taste? I imagine it must be

Bought to use for cravings. Worked as well as a overpriced Listerine strip, to clear the palate. Sometimes leads to more cravings tho, has like a minty/metaly black licorice type taste, that makes ya want to counterbalance it with sweetness, or atleast something less gross.

This definitely takes the taste of sugar completely away . It lasts awhile . Didn’t stop my cravings sadly .

This does exactly what it is supposed to do... you put it in your mouth, let it dissolve, and then your tongue cannot taste sugar at all. It's kind of trippy. I wanted to test it, so I tried a lollypop, chocolate, and skittles, and they were all gross. The sour/hard candies tasted bitter (like, I could still taste a little of the flavoring, but it was just weird and sour, not sweet). The chocolate was a little more appealing, it was milk chocolate and tasted like bitter dark chocolate, but was still an off-putting experience because I could feel it in my mouth but could barely taste anything, and wanted to spit it out. The effect is instant as soon as the strip dissolves. It's been about 45 minutes since I used it and it is still working, I'd imagine it continues to work for at least an hour. This is a great tool for people who eat too much sugar! The only reason I took off a star is because there is a slight issue... the strips are really small. I don't even have a big mouth, but one strip wasn't large enough to cover the sides and back of my tongue, just the middle. The sugar-blocking only works on places where the strip was directly touching. Because of this, when I was trying out the chocolate, it dissolved, and eventually covered the sides and back of my tongue, where I could very much taste the sugar still. This made it less effective, because my brain still got a little hint of the sugar and it made me want more. To make it work really well I'd have to use 2 at a time, which is dumb and feels wasteful. I still think these are worth it and I will probably buy more, it's just something to keep in mind. Also, the people saying that the strips themselves taste bad are missing the point. It just tastes like mint, sort of like toothpaste, and the texture is vaguely unpleasant and gelatinous. But these strips are not supposed to be pleasurable to eat. They're not mints or candy, they are supposed to help you stop sugar cravings, and they do exactly that. Since they're not spicy or painful or numbing, I don't understand what everyone is moaning about. Definitely give them a try if you want to stop eating sugar.

I'm a professional baker so I'm surrounded by sweets all day and was desperately looking for something to curb my cravings. I'm surprised these don't taste worse than they do. There's a slight mint taste underneath what I can only describe the taste to be similar to oversteeped tea. It lasts about an hour for me which is long enough for my brain to get past my sugar craving. It make anything with a hint of sugar taste nasty, like maybe cinnamon or white pepper. It's hard to explain. I've noticed if you keep trying to eat the strips with wear off faster. All in all I'm happy so far with these strips

The product worked fine.... But I can't remember to use it.

Pros: Small package easily fits in a pocket/purse. Discreet and unless you advertize it not a soul would notice your taking it. Taste isnt horrible. (To me its like an altoid mint meets big red gum and had a baby) Lasts just long enough to survive the after dinner in town and or grociery shopping after the dinner in town (when i realllllly want that chocolate lol ) and home safe where there isnt anything too unhealthy sweet for me to have before it wears off. It works as in sweet dosent taste sweet. It does nothing to my craving. But maybe once sugar is mostly out of my system those will go to. I will probably order more Cons: turned my tongue black for a few hours Not crazy about the gelitan like feeling of it but i think that what makes it stay put where its suppose to so i can live with it.