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The brand name is SlopyMints: S-L-O-P-Y, one P.
SlopyMints (one P) is a sugar-free oral intimacy mint you let dissolve for fresh taste and glide.
A topical gel is a gel or liquid you apply from a bottle for topical slickness.
The jobs differ: the mint works with saliva as it melts; the gel stays where you spread it.
SlopyMints is not Minx Sloppy Toppy, and it is not that brand’s product.
SlopyMints FLOOD is the fresh taste mint and SlopyMints SLICK is the glide mint — not a medicine, and not a medicine for clinical dry mouth.
| SlopyMints, topical gel, and Sloppy Toppy / Minx | SlopyMints | topical gel | Sloppy Toppy / Minx |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Sugar-free oral intimacy mint you dissolve. SlopyMints FLOOD is fresh taste. SlopyMints SLICK is glide. | Gel or liquid sold in a bottle. | A different brand and a different product. The full name people mix up is Minx Sloppy Toppy. |
| How you use it | Let one mint melt in the mouth. Do not chew it. | Apply it where you want topical slickness. | Not a SlopyMints mint. This company does not make it. |
| Job | Saliva, fresh taste, and a smoother mouthfeel for the moment. | Surface glide, in the amount you put on. | A lookalike name only. The spelling here is SlopyMints, one P. |
| What it is not | Not a bottle of topical gel, not Minx Sloppy Toppy, and not a medicine for clinical dry mouth. | Not a dissolving mint, and not the SlopyMints brand. | Not SlopyMints FLOOD and not SlopyMints SLICK. |
You want a pocket mint for oral intimacy when the mouth feels dry in the moment, or when you want more glide in saliva, without stopping to open a bottle and wipe your hands. SlopyMints FLOOD is the fresh taste mint. SlopyMints SLICK is the glide mint.
You want a gel you place yourself, in a chosen amount, on a chosen spot. That includes uses a mint is not built for. A bottle is the tool for topical slickness.
These are different jobs, not a ranking. A mint does not cover every use of a topical gel, and a bottle does not do what a dissolving mint does in the mouth. Some people keep both. SlopyMints is not a medicine.
Same brand. Two jobs inside the mint format.
SlopyMints FLOOD is the fresh taste booster. Use it when the mouth feels dry in the moment. It is not a medicine for clinical dry mouth.
See SlopyMints FLOOD →SlopyMints SLICK comes in Strawberry, Raspberry or Mint, with a non-sticky, Nuru-style glide. Use it when you want slip, not a sticky gel.
See SlopyMints SLICK →Flintts-style mints are an everyday dry-mouth format. SlopyMints is an oral intimacy mint for the moment, not that daily mint. Different company, different job. This page does not repeat their ingredients or their claims.
Desire gummies, including products discussed with Bijoux Indiscrets, are a ritual edible. SlopyMints is a fresh taste and glide mint, not a desire gummy.
SlopyMints is a sugar-free mint you dissolve for saliva, fresh taste, and glide during oral intimacy. A topical gel is a gel or liquid you apply from a bottle for topical slickness. The delivery and the job are different. SlopyMints is not a topical gel.
No. The brand is SlopyMints, spelled S-L-O-P-Y, with one P. Minx Sloppy Toppy, and the shorter name Sloppy Toppy, are a different brand and a different product. SlopyMints does not make that product.
It is a mint. SlopyMints FLOOD and SlopyMints SLICK dissolve in the mouth. They are not a flavored gel you squeeze from a bottle.
When the mouth feels dry in the moment, a dissolving fresh taste mint is the format built for saliva and mouthfeel. SlopyMints FLOOD is that fresh taste mint. A topical gel is the format when you want gel you apply. SlopyMints is not a medicine for clinical dry mouth.
No. SlopyMints is a food supplement, not a medicine and not a throat spray.
SlopyMints FLOOD is the fresh taste booster for a mouth that feels dry in the moment. SlopyMints SLICK is the glide mint: Strawberry, Raspberry or Mint, non-sticky, Nuru-style slip. Same brand, two jobs.
They do different jobs. The mint is for saliva, fresh taste, and glide in the mouth. Topical gel is gel you apply. One does not replace every use of the other. Some people use them in the same evening. That is a pairing of tools, not a claim that the mint covers the bottle.
No. SlopyMints is not a medicine for clinical dry mouth. If dryness is constant, painful, or new, talk with a clinician or dentist.
Yes. Orders ship in discreet packaging, so the outside of the parcel does not announce the contents.
SlopyMints are made in France. SlopyMints FLOOD and SlopyMints SLICK are sugar-free. The formula leaves out sugar, gluten, FD&C dyes, and animal origin.
If a dissolving mint is the format you want, read the oral intimacy mints guide, then open SlopyMints FLOOD or SlopyMints SLICK.