Chios Mastic Gum

Chios Mastic Gum is a 100% Greek product, and as such is registered by the European Union as PDO (PGI) name. It is only produced on the island of Chios, in the Aegean Sea, and especially in the Southern part in the Mastic villages or the so-called 'Mastichohoria'. Even though people have tried to take mastic to different countries in the past, amazingly enough, mastic is impossible to grow in any other part of the world except Chios.

Today it is shown that mastic gum can be used to lower cholesterol, help prevent ulcers and ease blood pressure.

You can read more about the benefits of Mastic Gum on our blog

Mastic is also used for Greek delicacies (ipovrixio), ice cream (kaimaki), drinks, baked goods, chewing gum, cosmetics such as toothpaste, lotions for the hair and skin and perfumes.

This tin contains medium tears of mastic gum. 

The Chios Mastiha 100% natural mastic gum is cleaned using mechanical methods.

Keep out of reach of children. 

With Chios Mastic Gum, the format matters almost as much as the ingredient. The resin origin matters because many buyers do not know what mastic is, and gum versus capsules changes both experience and buyer intent.

If you want something that feels easier to stick with, the draw is usually the combination of Chios mastic resin, offered as gum or capsules and a more practical routine. To see related options or learn the category a bit better, take a look at our probiotics page.

What is Chios mastic?
Chios Mastic Gum is usually chosen when you want clear guidance on why people use mastic for upper-digestive comfort and how gum and capsules differ. What matters most here is Chios mastic resin, offered as gum or capsules, which gives the product its main role.

Should I pick gum or capsules?
Chios Mastic Gum is best understood through its main job, which is clear guidance on why people use mastic for upper-digestive comfort and how gum and capsules differ. The resin origin matters because many buyers do not know what mastic is, and gum versus capsules changes both experience and buyer intent.

Is this more about stomach comfort, breath, or both?
Chios Mastic Gum is best understood through its main job, which is clear guidance on why people use mastic for upper-digestive comfort and how gum and capsules differ. The resin origin matters because many buyers do not know what mastic is, and gum versus capsules changes both experience and buyer intent.