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Subject: Re: Listerene Pocket Packs


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Adrian
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Date Posted: 03:56:27 04/15/03 Tue
In reply to: Lynn 's message, "Listerene Pocket Packs" on 01:49:03 11/03/02 Sun

Yes they are a clever idea, but as so often happens with products like this, the manufacturer release it in other areas where the weather condidtions are different. I am in Singapore and in tropical condidtions these things fuse into one solid block if you keep them anywhere but in an aircon room, like where they are supposed to be...in your pocket!. Most annoying. Manufacturers should think about these things!!!!!!

>What a neat little product this is! Have you seen it
>in the drugstore? It's easy to miss.
>
>Listerene Pocket Pack is a little teal-colored plastic
>dispenser. Inside are small sheets of breath
>freshener. You place one little sheet on your tongue,
>and zing, it does an incredible job of making your
>mouth feel really fresh.
>
>I think it also kills germs, because it's basically
>concentrated Listerene.
>
>This is a neat product to keep in your purse, or
>pocket.
>
>There is only one downside: don't get it wet. The
>plastic dispenser is NOT watertight. If the plastic
>dispenser gets wet, then the contents stick together,
>making one large, stuck-together bunch of sheets.
>Don't try to put THAT in your mouth. Yowza, I made
>that mistake! Good thing I had a place to spit it out!
>Talk about STRONG! Cough, cough, cough!
>
>For that reason, I don't recommend that you put the
>Listerene Pocket Pack in your dental kit. Keep it in
>your purse, briefcase, pocket, or desk -- someplace
>where it's not likely to get wet.
>
>Overall, it's a really great little product.

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