r/candy

This might sound weird. I struggle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and I’ve been having an especially hard time lately. The attacks are hard to recover from which leaves me in a sort of dissociated state. However, I’ve heard that sour candies could help ground people in panic attacks, so I’m hoping it could work for me too.
I’ve tried sour skittles and warheads but they don’t pack as much of a punch as I’d like.
What are some truly extreme sour candies?

it’s was called something like big bubble or something or the sort and it had a blue centre . It was my favourite gum growing up and now that I’m back in my old country (UAE) I wanted to try it again but I can’t remember for the life of me.

Okay, I need someone to tell me this isn’t a figment of my imagination or an artifact from an alternate timeline.
When I was little (let’s call it the 80s, maybe even up to the early 90s) my mom used to get these Carmel’s. They were in a roll like lifesavers or certain or rollos. They were soft chewy/creamy caramels, like rollos, but without any chocolate coating. They were minty, so it was literally like a caramel breath mint.
I asked my mom about them, and she looked at me like I was crazy, but I know I used to dig around in her purse to steal as many of them as I thought I could get away with.
I think they were individually wrapped, and the roll wrapper almost looked like jr. mints in that it was green font for the name with a “picture/illustration” of the caramel.
Does ANYONE remember the name of these things.

Edit: with people mentioning British candies, I realized my region might be helpful. I grew up in Los Angeles.

Got now and later's they're supposed to be five flavors in them and I'm missing one of the flavors and I have banana flavor banana flavors like the worst taffy

I absolutely hate skittles. I dont like the way they tase, i dont like the texture, i just dont like skittles.