Taste shockingly bad but work well (and warning if you have dogs, they contain Xylitol)
I'd give this a 4.5 if I could rather than 4 but the option doesnt exist. They work really well but the taste is absolutely terrible. I'm normally not one to mention things like this but the vaguely fake fruit taste mixed with xylitol after-taste and DGL bitterness leaves a really uniquely strange and terrible taste--also, half a star off for using xylitol when better, non dog toxic options, exist (if you didn't know, xylitol is highly toxic to dogs--not that you'd give these to a dog anyway, but accidents could happen so I'm keeping it as a way from my pug as I can) I think they'd be better off without xylitol and maybe erythitol instead and perhaps making this mint flavored --the mint would likely taste terrible too but probably wouldn't get that garbage quality. I'd ADORE a licorice/anise flavored one and I imagine that could well hide the DGL somehow? I don't know. Anyway, I'd buy these again--they work well and are also a nice way to get a small Magnesium boost. The magnesium carbonate in them turns into magnesium hydrochloride apparently when in your stomach and this seems to be a bio-available form.
Rating: 4 stars