Essential ElementsZero-Sugar ACV Apple Cider Vinegar Gummies from “The Mother” - Naturally-Sourced, Vegan ACV Gummies with Folic Acid and Vitamin B12 60 Count

Not sure how well it will work as too early to tell. I do like the taste of the gummies.

Strong smell with bottle opening - like petrol. I Do take with food cuz it caused nausea otherwise. Si the jury is out on this one.

nasty taste I thought it would taste better for the price I paid but I guess that's what I get for buying zero sugar acv gummies. I guess I will have to choke them down so they don't go to waste

After I’d open the bottle and taken 2 pills, when I read the caution or do not take if on anticoagulants-well I am on Xarelto!And it states the product cannot be returned!This makes me pretty unhappy~

Received product with the safety seal open, gummies were very wet

I want all of the benefits that these offer, but not the side-effects. These seem to give me indigestion that doesn't occur if I skip taking them. YMMV, as reactions to supplements are highly subjective and ACV is widely known to be beneficial.....just doesn't work out for me personally. They taste OK compared to other gummies and have good chewy consistency.

Of the numerous ACV gummies I've tried, these are fairly unique. Good? Bad? The knife cuts both ways here, so I'd say it all depends on what you're looking for.PROS:These are sugar free. They really do taste almost exactly like apple cider vinegar. They're double the strength of many gummies on the market (at 500mg per gummy). And they aren't packed full of many, random vitamins like many of the competitors.CONS:These have 5 grams of carbohydrate in spite of the lacking sugar. Even if you're cutting the recommended daily dosage in half (IE: taking one per day to save money), you're still looking at paying about double the cost of those I'd more readily recommend. These arrived clumped together, and looking moldy (they're not moldy, that's just the look of the chalky powder bunching atop many of them). The B-vitamins are likely an unwelcome addition if you're already taking a daily multivitamin. And lastly, the chew of these is not (to my palate) desirable at all; reminding me a great deal of wax candies.In most categories, you could do worse than these gummies; texture when chewing being the only exception in my opinion. Still, these aren't astronomically overpriced, they're sugar-free, they're stronger than many others, and they taste like the base ingredient (somehow that's becoming a rarity). So I can't knock these too much. And I'd note that I've been taking these for awhile now, yet they haven't made me sick; meaning the moldy visual should not keep you from ingesting them.Ultimately though, I'd only recommend these to sugar-hating, ACV taste-purists who don't mind paying the $25 per month for the bottle.

I’m a big fan of apple cider vinegar. I’ve been taking it for a couple of years and feel that it has helped with weight loss and lowering my blood sugar levels. I wanted to give these gummies a try because, although I don’t mind drinking a few tablespoons of ACV daily, it is acidic and can damage your teeth.These gummies taste pretty good; they’re sweet like candy. They contain 1000mg of ACV per serving which is a lot higher than a couple of tbsp of liquid ACV. They’re also really convenient for travel and on the go, and safer for your teeth. The thing I don’t like is that the carb count is 5g per serving, which is pretty high if you are trying to keep your sugar levels low. It says it has zero sugar but the ingredients list syrup which is a form of sugar.