Even if it brings back nostalgic memories of childhood, eating wax candy may seem like a weird thing to do - and yet it's perfectly safe. Here's why.

Wax bottle candies, known as “Nik-L-Nips,” earned their name from their original price — a nickel, and from the way they’re eaten by “nipping” of the bottle top to enjoy the flavored ...

The candy features a light and crunchy outer shell, a sweet and chewy center, and a pop of sour powder at the core.

The product retails for $1.49 to $1.79. The Cotton Candy flavor joins Baby Bottle Pop’s other flavors including Watermelon, Strawberry, Blue Raspberry and Berry Blast.

Blast off into a galaxy of fun and flavor with Bazooka Brands' newest innovation: Baby Bottle Pop® Twisters. The new multi-textured candy is designed to deliver a cosmic experience with three ...

Perhaps you recall those tiny wax bottles, officially called "Nik-L-Nip," filled with sticky, fruity liquid candy. You'd bite off the top, spit it out, and slurp its contents, in flavors like ...