[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really liked the Respawn Reset Blackberry Vanilla. The texture is super smooth and refreshing, no weird aftertaste. The flavor is a perfect mix—fresh blackberry with a light vanilla touch, not too sweet. It smells really nice too, like fresh berries with a hint of vanilla. The bottle design is clean and modern, and the whole drink just feels high quality. Definitely something I’d buy again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] RESPAWN Recharge Watermelon Guava mints have a smooth, crisp texture that dissolves nicely without being chalky. The packaging is sleek and portable easy to carry in your pocket or bag. Made with no sugar and infused with L-theanine and B vitamins, they offer a clean boost of focus and refreshment without caffeine. The fruity watermelon-guava flavor is bold and unique, making them a great pick for gamers or anyone needing a quick mental recharge

I just bought this and I woke me up and it's like smelling salt just no smelling just tasting and it actulally taste good

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It came packed securely and with another flavor :) they smell so good you smell them soon as you open the package. And the taste the flavors are on point and strong whew

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The freshness is perfect. The texture is fine. The ingredients are natural. The packaging is perfect. The favor is sweet. I encourage everyone to buy it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was initially nervous that these would just be caffeinated mints with some kind of “gamer” tag placed on them to sell. But these are actually nice mints. They help when talking on video to keep the mouth from getting dry. very flavorful and delicious. Sugary tasting without any actual sugar!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really enjoyed the flavor and texture. They were not grainy at all. I dont think it made much difference in how I felt but it does taste very good. The package design was nice and compact and closes securely.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think the concept of these mints are enthralling. However, I wasn’t pleased with the flavor. I recognize that it’s because I don’t reach for spice, and I found it rather intolerable. Perhaps if you like spice, this habanero flavor would be nice. The other flavors are by far better, and the packaging appear modern and interesting. I did notice significant energy improvement without too much of a crash. Would love to see a flavor expansion.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good size mint and container. This specific flavor of spicy mango and habanero does have a kick, so if you aren't able to handle spicy things, this would not be a good option for you. Decent lasting time but spicy mints aren't it for me and I am a big fan of spicy foods.

I have a mild but uncomfortable mint/menthol allergy, there's a LOT of mints that dont actually have menthol or mint in them, and seeing that neither were listed ANYWHERE in the ingredients list I was pretty excited to try this. Pop the tin, and think "huh this smells like mint???". I do few quick Google searches, reconfirm there is NO menthol listed on the ingredients list ANYWHERE, and then give one a quick try next to the trash can ready to spit it out if it does in fact trigger any allergic reaction..... 👏SURE👏ENOUGH👏 my tongue starts going numb within less than a minute 🤦. I start googling again, trying to figure out how y'all have gotten away with having a INCORRECT ingredients list for so long, and well what do you know - it is apparently FULLY LEGAL for gum companies to put "natural and artificial flavors" on an ingredients list WITHOUT listing what those flavors are.... So y'all put mint/menthol or some type of sweetener that uses those in it.... And then just put "natural and artificial flavors" on the can and called it a day. I shouldn't have to explain to full grown adults why it's a SAFETY HAZARD to put possible allergens in a food item and then "hide" those allergens behind the term "nAtUrAl AnD aRtIfIcIaL fLaVoRs". There are other people out there with much worse mint allergies than mine who could wind up in the hospital thinking your gum was "safe" just because you didn't wanna be responsible and properly list the TYPES of flavors you used.