LIFE SAVERS Wint-O-Green Summer Candy Individually Wrapped Hard Mints, Party Size, 2.8 LB Bulk Bag

I keep a bulk bag of Life Savers mints at work and honestly they’re perfect. They taste great and are super refreshing, especially after coffee or lunch. I like that they’re individually wrapped so it’s easy to grab one or share with coworkers. They last a long time too, so buying in bulk is worth it. Definitely a must-have for keeping fresh during the workday.

This bag of candy was a huge hit at our work snack bar! The size is generous, so it lasted through multiple days of sharing, and the variety kept everyone happy. The candy is fresh, tasty, and easy to grab on the go, making it perfect for a busy office environment. Colleagues kept coming back for more, and it added a fun, cheerful touch to our break room. If you’re looking for a snack that’s sure to please a crowd, this bag of candy is an excellent choice!

Very LARGE BAG, candy is perfect and each one is wrapped so it is clean and tastes wonderfully sweet. Bag is BIG and full of these great tasting candies. I ordered 1 then a second bag. Great price for the amount of candy too. Thank you, Margie Smith.

LIFE SAVERS Wint-O-Green Mints are my go-to breath freshener and snack in one. The 44.93 oz party size is a dream—perfect for keeping a stash at work, in the car, and at home. Each mint delivers that signature cool, refreshing burst of wintergreen that instantly perks me up. They’re not just breath mints; they’re little moments of crisp clarity. I love how they dissolve slowly, giving me a long-lasting flavor without being overpowering. The bulk bag is resealable, which keeps them fresh and makes sharing easy during meetings or parties. Plus, they’re individually wrapped, so they stay clean and portable. Whether I need a quick pick-me-up or a post-coffee cleanse, these mints never disappoint. If you’re a fan of minty freshness with a nostalgic twist, this party-size bag is a must-have. It’s a classic that still feels modern—simple, satisfying, and always welcome.

absolutely delicious. i don't eat any other candy or sweets, of any kind. i make an exception for these, because i use them as breath mints. [who's kidding who? you may market 'em as 'breath mints', but most of us can't resist eating 'em like (the) candy (which they are) ]. personally, i find the wint-o-green flavor to be out of this world --particular since i don't like things that are mint flavored (with the exception of genuine mint leaves). i won't even buy mint-flavored or peppermint toothpaste --hate it. this particular size, at the current coupon price [just shy of $13 otd for near-about 45 ounces] is truly a tremendous value [directly from the manufacturer]. you can easily pay two, and even three times this much, depending on the size and venue. these come individually wrapped! that's so tremendously handy (even if environmentally devastating). it's (unfortunately) really the only way to go. i strongly recommend you get 'em at this reduced price, and i strongly recommend you get 'em, even at the non-reduced price. did i mention that i strongly recommend you get 'em?

It’s candy, and breath mint. What’s not to like? Convenient since individually wrapped. Keep in car and g kids think it’s great to have a treat

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Is a great value I will take them for various different events. I like to put them on an offering – for various events the sugar content is low. The favor is high. They are strong but not over biting the color is pure. They’re not too hard. They’re individually wrapped so I really enjoy that part. I throw some in my purse. It’s always good on a tummy ache.