Food of the Eighties, Certs
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Back in the '80s, they came in a plastic container similar to Tic-Tacs, but it was horizontal
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Jane - September 25, 2007 - Report this comment
Certs were hot in the 80's. I still remember the commercials, "certs, ba ba berts, GOT THE FEVA, GOT THE FEVA!!!" haha. go 80's
Hannah - January 04, 2008 - Report this comment
I used to have these a lot. Still sell these at Bob Evan's and some other little stores. Now I use Ice Breakers.
littlecupcake - February 29, 2008 - Report this comment
i still see them in pennsylvania in dollar stores
pnutbutterprincess82 - July 08, 2008 - Report this comment
Juno brought em back, lol actually they never left
AgathaK. - September 22, 2008 - Report this comment
I can't find them where I live anymore...;(
Kailtyn - May 19, 2009 - Report this comment
I'm from Long Island and i dont 'se them anywhere.
Sara - February 13, 2010 - Report this comment
Oh my goodness! My mother would always give me a Certs during church. They were my favorite type of mint....sugar free too.
Chris - June 12, 2010 - Report this comment
Loved the mixed fruit flavor Certs.
Charlie - January 02, 2014 - Report this comment
Don't forget about the drop of Retsyn!
lisa - January 16, 2015 - Report this comment
they still sell them in Canada
Rob Lambert - May 14, 2017 - Report this comment
Certs go back to 1956, by the Montelez Company. Found an early TV spot with Dick Clark on "American Bandstand" (11/5/63), a later Philadelphia airing. This was part of a huge effort by these "breath mint" companies to woo teens into buying them. Along with Certs, Dick Clark had competitors like Dentyne Gum as advertisers on "Bandstand," also Clorets Gum on his "Where the Action Is" daytime show (5/17/66, ABC) and "Happening '68" (1/27/68, ABC) with Paul Revere and Mark Lindsay. Certs can be addicting.
Sparkina - October 29, 2020 - Report this comment
I know they were marketed as breath fresheners but I ate them as candy for enjoyment. I dunno if it was the Retsyn but they had a “spark” to the flavor that Life Savers lacked

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