SCP-1200-58, also known as "Tastes like Afterlife" is a harmless instance of SCP-1200. When consumed, the subject will grow and change in height and shape only. Noted transformations include subjects becoming taller, shorter and rarely changing shapes. These effects do not damage the subject, and no other anomalous changes seem to take place. Effects wear off after a certain period of time. 

SCP-1200-30, also known as "Tastes those Forgotten" will created what appear to be translucent clones of the consumer. They will assume a wedge position, and seem to follow the consumer around. They appear to have similar effects like SCP-1200-46 "Tastes like Ghost". The subject will not be harmed or injured in any way, and the clones will disappear when the subject has died or been terminated. 

This red instance of SCP 1200 makes anyone who consumes it somewhat translucent (although to a point where the naked eye can see said subject). The effects don’t seem to wear down nor to damage the subject under the effects of said gum. 

The yellow gum is another instance of SCP 1200. Subjects who consume it start to emit intense white light, almost to a degree where the subject itself cannot be seen by other people staring at him. The gum’s effects seem to wear down if the red gum is consumed afterwards and do not damage the consumer. 

When consumed, SCP-1200-12 will slightly blind the consumer with bright colors and light. No physical changes appear to occur, and no injuries or emotional changes occur either. In a sense, SCP-1200-12 is the opposite of SCP-1200-15. No other effects have been recorded or discovered.