Listerine Pocket Packs

I used to smoke. I used to smoke a lot. Perhaps this had something to do with my job - I worked in a smoking warehouse in the armpit of London, and I was on the phone most of the day. This is a bad combination. Smoking has many consequences - many dire, others simply irritating to either myself or those around me. For example, my voice has dropped at least an octave in the last year - I'm certain that could I sing, I'd be a tenor by now. Smoking, especially heavy smoking, also results in ashtray breath. Ashtray breath leaves a nasty taste in my mouth, and a nasty odour for those around me. (I'm soooo glad, re-reading this, that I stopped smoking) So ...

Another check up at the dentist, and yet another filling at £60-£80 plus. I decided it was time to cut back on my consumption of mints and reduce the risk of further fillings. I needed to find a substitute for the mints, but drew the line at chewing gum, as it always looks a bit tacky and impolite. Besides, I don't think that my employer would be too happy so see me dealing with clients whilst chewing gum. So I had a scout round Boots in my lunch hour, and spotted Listerine Actives (previously known as Pocket Packs). They claim to be sugar free, so I thought I'd give them a whirl. ** WHAT ARE THEY? ** They're made by Pfizer, a huge American conglomerate ...

It has been a long time now since I submitted a proper bona fide product review, I' mendin my ways though. I put my new zest for life down to the power of Listerine. For it is that which I am reviewing dear child. Ah yes the review has begun and the time for frivolities is at an end. The inspiration for this review was actually the Wrigley's version, which I have tried before. I wasn’t too fond of it but didn't have enough to say to warrant a review. I would have had to spend whole paragraphs lambasting the packaging. Unfortunately I may have to do that here. The catalyst for my inspiration was a review on the Wrigley’s version, coming ...