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This article states that this candy is akin to the Refreshers candy by the same company. Now, the only Swizzels Matlow candy I've ever seen called Refresher's is Matlow's Refreshers, a chewy candy akin to the Drumstick and Snap & Crackle candies. Also, Refreshers redirects the Smarties (Ce De Candy) article, which doesn't even mention Refreshers, nor is that candy made by Swizzels Matlow... Anyone know why? Should Refreshers, given that it doesn't have an article of its own, just redirect to Swizzels Matlow? This needs to be fixed. --Ifrit12:01, 5 September 2007 (UTC)Reply
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