Kids these days love feeling like things are made just for them. Teenagers, especially, can be picky – they aren’t a “kid” anymore, but they certainly aren’t “adults” either. iD Gum is a new kind of gum that is designed just for teens.

Offering fun flavors and a cool new package, iD Gum encourages creativity and defining individuality. Inside each pack, there is one of 18 unique artworks designed by young emerging artists from around the world.

To further inspire teens to explore and express themselves, iD Gum has launched the ArtCade – a fun arcade experience accessible from the iD Facebook page. The ArtCade will feature 18 new, free, and fun games that the “kids” (or you) can play online. There are currently 6 games unlocked in the ArtCade, with new games being released every Tuesday.

Make sure you visit the ArtCade tour schedule on the iDGum Facebook page. This multi-stop truck tour brings some of these games “to life” and will offer you a chance to get some cool swag, try out the new iD Gum, and hopefully have some fun playing the ArtCade online games in “real life.”

You can find iD Gum in one of three flavors – Peppermint, BerryMelon, and Spearmint – in a retailer near you for $1.49/single pack or $3.29/multi-pack.

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Disclaimer: This post consists of my (and/or fellow tester) opinions only. Your experiences may be different. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free product from the manufacturer or their representing PR agency to use and test for the purposes of this review. This did not affect the outcome of this review.

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