ingredients list on package doesn't meet this description on the page.  This is concerning.
I ordered this package of apple cider vinegar gummies understanding that the product was organic, but it does not appear that anything in the ingredients list s organic.  I also note that the page shows the ingredients to be "Ginger(root), Cane Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Water, Citrus Pectin, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Natural Flavors" whereas the actual packaging shows the ingredients to be "Cane Sugar, Glucose Syrup (Corn Syrup), Water, Citrus Pectin, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Adipic Acid, Natural Apple Flavor, Black Carrot Extract, Curcumin, Spirulina Extract for Color, Maple Syrup, Chili Pepper."  That's a LOT of ingredients on the package that aren't on the list provided on the product page and it seems, given that ingredients lists are typically in the order of prominence, that the most prominent ingredient, per the product page list, is ginger, which it clearly is not as each serving contains 2 mg of ginger but 5 grams of added sugars.<br /><br />I can't find any reference to anything in here that is organic, other than the listing on the product page proclaiming "Organic AVC Gummies".  As someone who typically buys organic whenever given the choice, I'm used to seeing (a) an ingredients list that shows what is organic and (b) a license logo from whoever is certifying the product or its ingredients are organic; both are lacking here.<br /><br />The fact that the ingredients list on the product page and on the package do not match is of significant concern to me.<br /><br />As to the product itself, the odor of vinegar is much more prominent here than with other AVC gummies that I've used.  While the heavy sugar keeps the vinegar from being too strong, the taste is still there and the gummies themselves are much more grainy than any of the other AVC gummies I have used.  While other gummies with the same amount of sugar seem to be more candy-like to me, these are not as easy to chew and swallow.<br /><br />I'm also confused by the need to take 2 gummies to get one serving; the amount of sugar in each serving is 5 grams and the amount of ACV is 10% of that, meaning if they simply cut the sugar by 10%, the full amount of AVC could get ONE gummy.  Perhaps they need the two gummies to split up the vinegar flavor, but the amount of sugar strikes me as very high.<br /><br />After the issue with the ingredients listing, that is that what is on the package differs materially from the product listing, I have little faith in this product.
Rating: 2 stars