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Primer brand caffeinated breath spray (huzzah for Thinkgeek) gives every indication of working when applied directly to the tongue, but it's like being hit in the mouth by a golf club covered in Altoids. Altoids dipped in mouthwash or something, because caffeine, when applied in concentrations high enough to register on the body's systems in a single pump of the spray, tastes awful. Seriously, it's like the first time I dryswallowed a Tylenol tablet and found out what acetaminophen tastes like*.
*Ass. At least, it did until I used Buckley's, which is the definitive 'it tastes like ass' substance as far as I'm concerned. Acetaminophen, by comparison, just tastes like hatred.
*Ass. At least, it did until I used Buckley's, which is the definitive 'it tastes like ass' substance as far as I'm concerned. Acetaminophen, by comparison, just tastes like hatred.
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It's a type of Canadian cough syrup. Here:
Active Ingredients:
Each teaspoonful (5 mL) contains: 153 mg Ammonium Carbonate, 267 mg Potassium Bicarbonate, 22 mg Menthol, and 2.2 mg Camphor.
Non-Medicinal Ingredients:
Canada Balsam, Carrageenan, Glycerin, Pine Needle Oil, Sodium Butylparaben, Sodium Cyclamate, Sodium Propylparaben, Tincture of Capsicum and Water.
It is the single most horrible thing I have ever put in my mouth, but it's done wonders when I've been flattened by sicknesses that involved coughing or my nose/sinuses saying 'fuck this noise' and dumping down the back of my throat instead of out the front.
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