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I love Tictac. But I can't find the 1oz size containers in stores anywhere. The 1.7oz is too big to carry in my purse. Just too large. Can you bring back the smaller size 1oz to fit in my purse better. Thanks
I just bought the fruit adventure it sealed to look like a big container when I got home turn it upside down to see the sweets inside in the little hole they left visible and it's not much more than half full another company scamming the public with their nasty little tricks.
Love the candy,but hate that their website redirects to their Facebook page:(
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