Sugar-Free Tart Cherry Dry Mouth Drops with Xylitol Sugar-Free and Great Tasting!

Dr. John's Tart Cherry Dry Mouth Drops are individually wrapped sugar-free hard candies made for people who deal with dry mouth. Sucking on a sugar-free drop gets saliva flowing, with no sugar left on your teeth. They're sweetened with xylitol, erythritol and stevia, with 0g sugar and 30 calories per serving, from the #1 dentist-recommended candy brand.

Key facts (per serving of 4 pieces)

• 0g total sugar, 0g added sugar
• 30 calories
• 17g total carbs, including 10g fiber (from dextrin) and 6g sugar alcohols (xylitol and erythritol); about 1g net carbs
• Vitamin C: 163mg (180% DV)
• Sweetened with xylitol, erythritol and stevia
• Free of nuts, soy, gluten, dairy and egg
• Gluten-free; Non-GMO; Kosher; Dye-free (colored with fruit and vegetable juice)
• Made in America

Sizes

• 3.85 oz ($10.49)
• 1 lb ($23.99)

Why xylitol

Xylitol and erythritol are plant-based sugar alcohols. The bacteria in your mouth can't ferment them the way they ferment sugar, so these candies don't feed the bacteria that cause cavities. The sugar alcohols used in Dr. John's candy do not promote tooth decay.*

Who they're for

• Dry mouth from medications, mouth breathing, CPAP use, travel or long talks: keep a few drops on hand and let one dissolve slowly
• Anyone cutting back on sugar or counting carbs
• Purses, desks, cars and travel

Good to know

• Not safe for pets: xylitol is toxic to dogs. Keep the bag out of their reach.
• Excessive consumption may cause a laxative effect, which is normal for sugar alcohols. Start with a serving or two.
• Choking caution: hard candy can become lodged in the throat. Not recommended for children 3 and under; supervise young kids.
• Dry mouth that doesn't go away can have many causes. If it persists, talk with your dentist or doctor.

*Frequent between-meal eating of foods high in sugars and starches promotes tooth decay. The sugar alcohols in Dr. John's products do not promote tooth decay.

• Serving Size: 4 pieces
• Servings Per Container: About 6
• Calories: 30
• Total Fat: 0g
• Cholesterol: 0mg
• Sodium: 0mg
• Total Carbohydrate: 17g
• Dietary Fiber: 10g
• Total Sugars: 0g
• Added Sugars: 0g
• Sugar Alcohol: 6g
• Protein: 0g
• Vitamin C: 163mg — 180% Daily Value

• Dextrin dietary fiber, erythritol, xylitol, fumaric acid, ascorbic acid, natural cherry flavor, fruit and vegetable juice for color, and stevia leaf extract.
• Sweetened with: Xylitol, erythritol, and stevia leaf extract
• Colored with: Fruit and vegetable juice
• Flavor profile: Tart cherry
• Includes: Vitamin C from ascorbic acid

Candy you can feel better about sharing. Since 1987, Dr. John's has been making sugar-free candy that delivers real sweetness without artificial colors, artificial flavors, or added sugar. Made with dentist-recommended xylitol and premium ingredients, our treats are a smarter choice for lunchboxes, road trips, desk drawers, and everyday cravings. Kid-approved, parent-trusted, and proudly American-made.

Are Tart Cherry Dry Mouth Drops sugar-free?

Yes. They contain 0g total sugar and 0g added sugar per serving.

Are they made with xylitol?

Yes. Tart Cherry Dry Mouth Drops are sweetened with xylitol, along with erythritol and stevia leaf extract.

What do they taste like?

They have a bold tart cherry flavor with a sweet-tart finish.

How many calories are in a serving?

Each serving of 4 pieces contains 30 calories.

How much fiber is in each serving?

Each serving contains 10g of dietary fiber.

How much Vitamin C is in each serving?

Each serving provides 163mg of Vitamin C, which is 180% of the Daily Value.

Are these drops dye-free?

Yes. Tart Cherry Dry Mouth Drops are dye-free and use fruit and vegetable juice for color.

Are these drops gluten-free, Non-GMO, and kosher?

Yes. This product is gluten-free, Non-GMO, and kosher.

Are these good for keeping on hand?

Yes. Tart Cherry Dry Mouth Drops are great for desks, purses, travel, after meals, or anytime you want a refreshing sugar-free candy.

Are these OK for people with diabetes?

They have 0g sugar and 0g added sugar. A serving (4 pieces) has 17g total carbs, including 10g fiber and 6g sugar alcohols. Our packaging marks our candy diabetic-friendly on the advice of a physician, so check with your doctor about what fits your plan.

Are these keto-friendly? How many net carbs?

About 1g net carbs per serving (17g total carbs minus 10g fiber and 6g sugar alcohols). Many low-carb and keto shoppers count them that way; check it against your own carb-counting method.

How do dry mouth drops help?

Letting a sugar-free drop dissolve slowly gets saliva flowing, which helps your mouth feel more comfortable, and there's no sugar left sitting on your teeth. They're a candy, not a medicine. If dry mouth persists, talk with your dentist or doctor.

How many can I have?

Start with a serving (4 pieces) spread through the day. Sugar alcohols can have a laxative effect if you eat a lot at once.

What age are they for?

We recommend them for kids 4 and up. Hard candy can become lodged in the throat, so they're not recommended for children 3 and under. Supervise young kids.

Are they safe for dogs?

No. Xylitol is toxic to dogs, even in small amounts. Store them out of reach of pets.

Will sugar alcohols upset my stomach?

Most people do fine with a serving or two. Eating a lot at once can cause a laxative effect, which is normal for sugar alcohols.

Are they allergy-friendly?

Yes. They're free of nuts, soy, gluten, dairy and egg.

How are Dr. John's candies different from other sugar-free candy?

We sweeten with plant-based xylitol and erythritol plus stevia, with no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. Dr. John's is the #1 dentist-recommended candy brand, and our candy is made in America.