The story · 2002
The story of Now-You-Don't Strips
Now-You-Don't Strips looked like the breath strips grown-ups carried, but tasted like watermelon, cherry cola and blue raspberry. The tiny case flipped open with a click, and each see-through strip vanished on your tongue in seconds. Kids stacked five at once to see what would happen, which was mostly a mouthful of mild fruity regret.
Sticking one on your forehead before it melted was a popular trick that left a sticky square for an hour.





