ACT Dry Mouth Moisturizing Lozenges, Soothing Mint, 36 ct.
- Brand:
- ACT
- Model Number:
- 09986
- UPC:
- 041167099865
- EAN:
- 0041167099865
- ASIN:
- B011JD6MNU
- Walmart SKU:
- 43982120
Holding at $6.54 for the past three weeks while closely tracking the 90-day average of $6.54—typical market behavior for this category.
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Tracking History: We have tracked ACT Dry Mouth Moisturizing Lozenges, Soothing Mint, 36 ct. since 12/5/2022. The most recent price update was on Jul 21, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $6.54 (lowest on 12/5/2022) to $7.18 (highest on 1/14/2023). The average price during this period is $6.55.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $6.54 (Jul 21) to $6.54 (Jul 21) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $6.54.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.6/5 from 1446 reviews.
If you have dry mouth, these are absolutely a lifesaver. I wake up in the middle of the night, with dry mouth, so these are on the nightstand next to my bed and I just pop one in and it does the trick. It’s also a plus that they are sugar-free. They also come in mint. They are a little pricey, but they do work, there’s a Walmart brand but I believe they only come in mint not lemon. I’ve used both and will continue to use both.
These lozenges are a lifesaver for me. I have sleep apnea and I have medicines that dry these lozenges are a lifesaver for me. I have sleep apnea and I have medicines that dry mouth. I wear a CPAP machine so I put one of the lozenges in the top right area of my cheek and keep it there. This helps. Keep my mouth moist and also my dentist said that xylitol actually helps prevent cavities. I was afraid that the sweetness of the lozenge would cause cavities so this turns out to be a win-win situation for me. Don't know what I'd do without.my mouth. I wear a CPAP machine so I put one of the lozenges in the top right area of my cheek and keep it there all night. This helps Keep my mouth moist. my dentist said that xylitol actually helps prevent cavities. I was afraid that the sweetness of the lozenge would cause cavities. This turns out to be a win-win situation for me. I don't know what I'd do without them.
Boy, I wish I would've knew about this sooner. It's so nice to have something so that my throat isn't dry all the time I couldn't even hardly talk ,with these,It's nice works much better than a lifesaver or something just gives you more moisture last longer makes your mouth feel like it's back to normal.
It works, I'm allergic to mints so that severely limits what I can get. This flavor is good, not weird or chemical. Between my meds giving me dry mouth and liquid restrictions I needed help. It makes me make more saliva and keeps my mouth from drying out for hours after it dissolves. On a whim I got this and now it's always in my house.
Anyone that happens to experience dry mouth when using a cpap machine have one of these lozenges before you start and you will have a much better experience using your machine
I take a daily medication that makes my mouth extremely dry. The ACT lozenge adds moisture to my mouth so that I can fall asleep easier. However, that additional moisture only lasts for a few hours. When I wake up in the morning, my mouth is again very dry. The lozenge has a very good taste.
I've been using these for quite a while. The last few months they've gotten smaller and therefore don't last as long. They don't dissolve all the way and the last little bit is like a bit of paper or something. Something's changed. Not in a good way...
Because of the medication I take my mouth gets very dry. These lozenges are not what I hoped would be an answer. They’re sickeningly sweet and the flavor is very artificial lemon. This combination leaves a lingering aftertaste that is unpleasant. The lozenge leaves a coating in your mouth that has a slick feel like glycerin. I had to drink water to get the coating and taste out of my mouth.
I AM NOT GETTING THIS ONE. THE YELLOW HONEY ONE. YOU KEEP SENDING THE BLUE ONE. I HAVE PAID FOR 2 BOXES. BUT ALL I GET IS THE MINT/BLUE ONE. AND ONLY GOT 1 BOX NOT 2 BOXES. SOMEONE CAN'T READ I GUESS. PLEASE SEND ME 2 BOXES OF THE YELLOW HONEY TABLETS.
Beware when buying these online from Walmart. I ordered a 3-pack delivered in May, and the product tasted stale. Because these are sugar-free lozenges, the manufacturer puts them under "food" guidelines and hides the date in a 9-digit code instead of printing an expiration date. I checked my lot number with the manufacturer system and discovered Walmart shipped me inventory manufactured in JANUARY 2010. Over 16 years old! Check the stamped number on the box before you use them. First 2 digits are year. Next 3 are Julian date, ie. the day of the year. They're good for 24 months from that manufacturing date. You can return them if past expiration date. Walmart warehouse quality control is not checking these boxes.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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