(2 Pack) Vital Surge Gummies, Official Vital Surge Supplement (120 Gummies)

Husband seems to like these.

I enjoy them

Firstly, the ACV is fairly prominent in the flavor. The citric acid doesn't cut it down much as it does in some other ACV gummies I've tried, and the apple flavoring doesnt mask the bite of the vinegar too well. If you like ACV and are used to taking it, then these gummies are fine. If you're ACV averse, these gummies might hit a little hard for you. Outside of that one note, which I like ACV, the texture is pretty chewy. Without a desiccant in the bottle, these gummies will gum up and stick to the inside of the bottle. Just a minor inconvenience if you need to dig some of the out with a spoon. They only slightly get between your teeth though, and they chew easier than candy gummies. Though I can't tell how much these are having an effect on me, the B12/ACV combo is a pretty potent one. This will have some kind of boosting effect on metabolism, so they're worth taking for me. Since it's a two pack, the price is decent. Would recommend for any daily supplement routine.

Apple cider vinegar is the fermented juice from crushed apples. It contains acetic acid and nutrients such as B vitamins and vitamin C. People use apple cider vinegar for many reasons such as to detoxify the body by helping get rid of harmful blood lipids, improve skin health by restoring your skin's pH and killing bad bacteria, lower blood pressure. Additionally, incredible detoxification actions of ACV work to flush out the harmful toxins from the liver that hinders its normal functions. The question is whether it is better to take ACV in liquid form or as a pill or gummy. The answer is that apple cider vinegar can be as effective in either form as long as the capsules or gummies contain what they say they do. ACV pills are generally safe for healthy people to use. Ingesting ACV before you go to sleep might help you wake up with stable blood sugar. A study published in the Diabetes Care journal found that taking vinegar at bedtime moderates glucose concentration when you wake up. ACV is not a replacement for medications to lower blood pressure or cholesterol. However, it may complement prescription medications and increase the effects of a healthful diet. This 60 day supplement of 1000MG of apple cider vinegar is a great way to try ACV and see the potential benefits for yourself. If you are averse to the taste and smell of the liquid vinegar like many of us are, this is the best way to get all the benefits without having to endure all the pain that normally goes into drinking the liquid form, even when it is diluted.

I got this to take instead of drinking my ACV (apple cider vinegar) like I am used to. I figured it would make my morning easier, but unfortunately it doesn't work well for me. I take ACV to balance my stomach acid and prevent GERD. My hopes were that I could get away from having to taste the vinegar since most gummies that have ACV in them taste like apple. Well, imagine my surprise when I take my first dose, and it tastes like wine. The first 3 daily doses tasted like wine and then the next day I finally had a dose that tasted like apple. At this point I'm not sure if it is a bad batch or what. So, about my fifth day in take my daily dose and end up getting the worst case of belching and stomach pain that lasted for a day and half. After the fifth dose and the stomach issues I had I switched back to drinking my ACV like I usually do, and my tummy issues straightened out. I guess these Vital Surge Gummies are not for me.

I have been taking ACV gummies for over a year, and have tried a handful of different brands. While the texture of these gummies is good, the taste is nasty. One of the worst I have tried! They do have a nice apple vinegar scent but the taste is just gross. I don't know what is up with the male symbols on the labeling. There is nothing at all unique about these that gear them towards men. If they really contain the ingredients on the label, they just mimic the multitude of other ACV gummies out there. The brand (Syvor), seems a bit suspect to me. They claim GMP certified and Made in the USA. I cannot find any information about this company anywhere online. The Amazon page shows it is a part of Golden Naturals, but nothing on their website identifies an associate with Syvor. Golden Naturals has their own ACV product, which is nothing like this one. Furthermore, the labeling and ingredients listed are identical to another brand I have on hand. Other than the front label graphics, it looks like they did a 100% copy and paste of the other label.

Didn’t see the surge that is predicted in the adds but something

Hard to say if I had or received any of the claimed benefits from the posting. I never felt any change in any body functions so hard to say if effective or not. What I can say is I think it is one of the best-tasting gummies I have ever had. If they weren't a supplement I couldn't eat these all day long. For now, I give the benefit of a doubt that it does what it says it does from the page + the great taste is 5 star.