Overall, they've really cornered the market on sedative breath mints, that's for sure.
EXT. DAY. WHITE MAN in suit sits on park bench w/ 'fresh paint' sign looking worried.
VOICEOVER: "Big date tonight? Interview for your dream job this morning? Don't hurt your chances with bad breath or anxiety! Try Klontos, the only fresh-maker that's calm-maker too!" (Alt. version: "Don't hurt your chances with bad breath or unslurred speech and a functional memory!"]
Unfortunately, after many years of receiving generic clonazepam that was always minty no matter the color or shape, my new pharmacy is dispensing nasty Qualitest ones that are like paper-mache, in texture and taste, when they dissolve in your mouth.
Edit: Actually, I forgot about these Russian sedatives I tried once called Validol that are quite minty; before you get too excited, the name refers to the super-strength valerian extract that comprises the active ingredient.
On a side note, the Russians have really come up with a lot of psych meds that are totally normal over there but are basically unknown in N.America/W.Europe, or else would seem really weird to us, although some have caught on (e.g. phenibut).