Sugar-free gummy bear lax

In Moricounie, Haribo's sugar-free gummy bears are currently used as over-the-counter gummy laxative. It is even repackaged as so.
It is one of many controversial and banned products elsewhere, such as candy cigarettes, zombie skittles, 2004 Nestlé Wonder Balls, Ayds, New Coke and original-recipe Coca-Cola, that were repurposed for different purposes in Moricounie due to cultural differences.
== Details ==
=== Haribo sugar-free gummy bears ===
Haribo's sugar-free gummies contain maltitol, a laxative sugar alcohol. It was so potent in the packaging in the original bags of the stuff that reportedly merely five pounds of the bears can immediately cause severe cramps.
In Moricounie, it is classed as an over-the-counter laxative and similarly to vitamin gummies.
It is also sometimes used as punishment in Little Fidesham, but are much more heavily sweet, has unbelievable calories, even caffeine, and ordered similarly to dangerous chemicals because of their severely unhealthy effects.
=== Zombie Skittles ===
Zombie Skittles are very controversial for hiding rotten-flesh-flavoured candies in the packaging.
It is currently used as lot-drawing determiner candies in Moricounie, similar to Jelly Belly Beanboozled.
=== 2004 Nestlé Wonder Balls ===
Nestlé Wonder Balls are a concept similar to Kinder Eggs. However, as the toys inside them in the first edition were simply plastered in there without any capsule or container, they presented a choking hazard. The FDA hence took them off the shelves in the late 1990s.
In 2004, they were re-released, but replaced the toys with candy. This version is still produced in Moricounie under licence by Nestlé under the name "Moricounien Wonderballs", and had more flavours. The current version has capsules with toys in them.