Sugar-Free Gummy Bears | 1-Pound Pack | 3D Candy, Assorted Fruit Flavors

addictive so control yourself. Most candies that say "Sugar Free" don't tell you up front that their product is loaded with "Alcohol Sugar" (Polyol) which isn't counted as sugar on the label and although Alcohol Sugar is not as damaging as whole sugar it still has an effect similar to real sugar. Most "sugar free" products contain a large amount of "Alcohol Sugar" for flavor which is not required to be listed as sugar. This product is TRULY SUGAR FREE WITH ONLY A TRACE AMOUNT OF ALCOHOL SUGAR and is much less damaging for diabetics or people on a sugar free diet. Read the package ingredients on "Sugar Free" items, you will be surprised. These gummies pass the test as truly sugar free with only a trace amount of alcohol sugar. Buy them, they are good tasting and not harmful to your blood sugar levels..

Here's a thought.....how about adding some flavor to these......There's nothing.....just seems like a filler.....Won't recommend and definitely won't buy again....horrrible!! On top of all this the product says “sugar free” and yet my glucose went from 120 to 304 with a half of a handful….come to find out these have more carbs in them than the regular ones with sugar……and the others have flavor….:These can be dangerous to the diabetic if they take the label literally….Pretty expensive bag of Nothing.

These sugar-free gummies give the best-tasting colon cleanse on the market, only takes about two hours and you'll be peeing out of your butt. Suggested dose, 20 gummies.

I have a pretty strong stomach. I frequently eat 100g of fiber a day with no issues and so when reading the reviews I thought “oh that’s a problem other people have”. So, while re-enacting the usual ending of Oregon Trail last night I think I met god. The taste of the bears was mild, not as strong as a normal gummy bear but I liked it. I had no issues with the texture or firmness like others seem to have had. The macros on the label are definitely wrong, probably closer to half as many calories per serving. I would say start small and eat infrequently unless you are trying to claim disability due to ptsd.

Unpleasant taste & smell, like chemicals. Cannot be returned or refunded. They're a little soft compared to Haribo. Couldn't distinguish between flavors.

These are the most convincing sugar free gummies I've ever tried. They're very sweet without any funky aftertaste, and they have the perfect chewy texture. But ignore the warning label about overconsumption causing stomach discomfort at your own risk! The first time I tried these I ate 3 or 4 servings (easy to do when one serving is only 6 bears) and within a few hours I was sprinting to the toilet every 5 minutes for the rest of the afternoon.I'm still giving these 5 stars since it was my fault for ignoring the warning on the bag, and I've since eaten 1-3 servings at once multiple times without any issue. I think if you start slow, most people will be able to eat these without any gastrointestinal distress. But if you overdo it, you'd better take a fiber supplement and stay within running distance of a toilet for the next few hours.

The product tastes good, too good. with the amount of sugar alcohols, it isn't a question if this may have a laxative effect but when...and for how long this will affect lingerThe item is repackaged and although it lists the ingredients gives no indication of the amounts.maltitol, isomalt, xylitol. are all sugar alcohols and among the worst for being laxatives. If one is good, then three should be even better to target those who may be resistant to one of them.

If I could leave zero stars I would. I tried these last night omg the abdominal pain and flatulence I really felt like I needed to goto the hospital! Mind you I’m a gummy bear addict and this was the first time this has ever happened to me. It was scary