Three Lollies Preggie Pop Drops Pregnancy Candy, Variety, 21 Count

Life SAVER! All the relief! Works 98% of the time. SO sick, I ended up in the ER twice. This & unisom were the trick. Unisom once a night before bed for morning sickness. And a preggie drop for any other time - aka alllll the other times. Saved me so many times. I have a cracked sensitive tongue (geographic tongue) with exposed tastes buds. So sours are usually a hard no-go for me. So I was really worried about these. I now make an exception cause they work so well. I just have to keep it stored up in my cheek, by my teeth. And even then by the end of the candy, my cheek is starting to get raw. This is when I swish it around in my mouth for a second to give my cheek a break. I’ve only had the raspberry flavor, but it truly wasn’t sour — tasting more like a raspberry lifesaver. Tastes just like candy! Definitely does NOT taste like essential oils or vitamins (with the B6 version). Now don’t get me wrong.. Some definitely are more sour than others (even in the same flavor). The sour is the white strip down the candy. Sometimes it’s basically nonexistent, and sometimes it looks like striped candy. So you could technically pick out more or less sour ones as needed. The only drawback I’ve found is they tear the RAW out of your throat & esophagus if you ~do end up throwing up after eating on. The citric acid is NOT nice coming back up with stomach acid. It’s. So. Much. Worse. Especially if you have nothing in your stomach before you ate one. But that only happens about 2% of the time. Which is totally worth the risk. Also I absolutely ADORE the ease of use when opening the candies! It pops right open! No muss- no fuss- just instant relief! No messing around and fumbling trying to get a candy unstuck out of its wrapper.. No stubborn plastic.. Just POP! And it leaves it perfectly open if you need to put it back in & take a break for a minute. Honestly one of my favorite parts. Especially since it’s so sticky lol. Value for money? $5 for 21 (this small pack) Or $14 for 32 (for the bigger pack) Hmmmm… You could get nearly double (63) for the price of $15 (3x$5) — or pay $28 for (64). $15 for 63 candies (small pack x 3) $28 for 64 candies (large pack x 2 ) You save SIGNIFICANTLY by ordering this small variety pack; instead of the large individual flavor ones. But it’s all about preference. I’ve only tried raspberry so far; but I love them! Only feedback would be the tape on the packaging. They put on tape to keep plastic tin closed — but then stick the whole circular “preggie pop” label on top of that. Which means you ~have to tear off the sticky label in order to get to the tape that is holding the tin closed. That was annoying. But my last package wasn’t like that, so it may just be a fluke. Hope this helped!!

I found these drops to be a good addition to my morning-sickness arsenal. I started vomiting 6 weeks into this pregnancy. Ginger ale was no help at all. It seems like hard candy works very well because it disolves so slowly. These drops have a nice sour flavor that didn't gross me out (like many foods/flavors will when you're pregnant). I bought some of the ginger drops too, and I wasn't able to finish them because the flavor was unpleasant. I am taking zophran in the morning and promethazine at night, but I still experience bouts of nausea. These drops are my favorite non-prescription remedy. I tried the seabands, and they didn't seem to help at all. As I mentioned, I didn't like the ginger drops. And the B-natal suckers don't taste good enough to eat 4 times a day (my doctor said if you don't take at least 50mg of B6 twice a day they won't help and these contain 25mg of B6). These drops won't cure your morning sickness, but they will help you power through a bout of nausea. The flavor combined with getting some calories slowly into your stomach seems to help a lot. Yes, they do have a picture of a pregnant lady on the canister, but the wrappers on the drops themselves say "Preggie Pop" in very small print so unwrapping one in public won't give away your pregnancy.

Bought these for a pregnancy care package for my sister because they worked so well for me! I was so nauseous the first 2 months, I couldn’t keep anything down. These finally allowed me to be able to get something light in my stomach without it coming right back up. My sister mentioned her nausea so I remembered to get her these. She was nauseous after eating lunch when I gave her the care package so she immediately popped one and she said it did the trick for her too. They’re amazing and so worth it! Plus they taste great too!

Starting this by stating that I’m NOT pregnant, never have been, but I do have gastroparesis (diagnosed seven years ago), and recently diagnosed with POTS. So giving my opinion (while still new to these specific anti nausea hard candies). When I have flare ups of my health issues, they happen out of nowhere usually, and can go hours to days to months (currently at month two of one that’s put me in the hospital three times in the past 4-6 weeks). It’s miserable and debilitating as nausea is for most. I have one other brand that’s ginger based and peppermint flavored hard candies that I love but really wanted to try some other options, I figure these couldn’t hurt and at least if they didn’t help nausea, would give my mouth something to focus on besides the need to vomit. Well, while I’ve only had about three pieces since receiving them 24 hours ago, WOW. They didn’t cure it all asap but did help in the giving me something to focus on that wasn’t vomiting or that severe pre vomit mouth salivating. Already buying another tin to keep in my purse for work specifically. CONS: not low carb or sugar free friendly which for me, is a tough one as those two things especially sugars, can cause issues for my body but I’m willing to sacrifice to get at least enough relief that I can go back to bed or function a bit better. Also, I’m a sour everything fiend (I eat lemons like people eat apples), have yet to find an actual candy or things that’s “too sour” but a few of the flavors I’ve tried so far have at least a sour jolly rancher flavor or the post powder coating Warhead sweet slight sour hint, green apple is my fave flavor “sour” candy, so holding out hope that one is good but haven’t tried it yet. Recommend for sure, if anything like I said to just give your mouth and brain a little something to focus on. Only giving four stars as, again still only have tried a few pieces and I’m NOT pregnant. But, good option besides the ginger based ones I enjoy.

I like ginger, so I started with that. I have bottles of ginger ale in my fridge that I can't look at now, and ginger candies I ordered that are still in the Amazon box. The ginger worked AMAZINGLY for me for about 2 weeks. Then I started associating the ginger flavor with the sick feeling and I didn't want to eat them anymore, even though they still helped after I got past the initial taste. Then I got Preggie Pop Drops because I had seen several peopleask about them in a group where I'm a member. Since there are four flavors and I can switch them out, I haven't started associating the flavor with the sickness. And they help a lot. After one my all day/on and off sickness is usually gone for a couple hours at least. They taste good, although the lemon and orange ones do sometimes make me pucker enough to activate my currently over sensitive gag reflex, but after a few seconds I'm ok and they start working. My favorite is the raspberry, and I almost purchased the lemon and raspberry only pack, but I'm afraid I'll start not liking them like the ginger, so I went with the assorted one again. They are relatively cheap for what they are and since I only usually need 1 or 2 a day the pack lasted about 2 weeks. All natural is also nice. I'm not a huge fan of chemicals and high frutose corn syrup. I'm also planning on ordering some for any friend I have that ends up pregnant because I can bear to spend $5-$6 on a gift to give with my sympathies, especially when it's something that works so well.

So, we know, these are just candy. I feel like any hard candy can help but these are big and last a little longer. The sour aspect helps too. An honest review of flavor- I really dislike the apple. It actually tastes good but gets this gross bitter flavor and leaves a gross paste gack slime on my tongue and throat, none of the others do that. The tangerine is tasty but same bitter back of tongue flavor and this one burns my tongue throat and roof of mouth badly. All of these seem to burn my mouth and cut my tongue up except for raspberry. I’m so dirty rotten sick 24/7 at 12 weeks that my life is actually in shambles. So having something else to think about is cool right ? The lemon is tasty and I love it, slight burn sensation on the tongue and throat but don’t mind so much. The raspberry is the absolute best I wish they sold the option to buy only this flavor . No burn, no nasty bitter. It’s sweet and sour and the flavor is sooo good. They do make a b6 added container that is only lemon and raspberry and I just ordered it .

These do help. I bought both the regular Preggie Pop Drops and the "Plus" version. I liked the regular much better, they were more sour which really is needed. These "Plus" were ok, but for me the effect seemed less than the regular because of the lower level of sour, even though the extra B6 is supposed to help. I had a friend get carsick and I gave her a drop and the sickness went away in a couple minutes, so I was quite impressed with that. For those who complain about it being the same as hard candy, well sorry but NO. Read the nutrition label on any sour candy in the candy aisle and you'll find they all contain synthetic food dyes. If you do any reading on the potential effect of food dyes in children and how there is an increased push to remove dyes from kids food (more so in Europe than the US of course) you'll understand why you probably don't want to be eating regular sour candy every day for weeks on end while you're pregnant. And yes they contain sugar, but it's cane syrup and corn syrup (not high fructose corn syrup as other reviewers mentioned). Again, MUCH better than Sour Patch Kids. Ingredients: Dried Cane Syrup, Corn Syrup, Citric Acid, Natural Flavors (made with essential oils) & Natural Colors.

These Preggie Pop Drops have been a lifesaver for nausea! I originally thought they were only for pregnancy, but they work so well for everyday queasiness, motion sickness, or when my stomach just feels off. The flavors are natural and refreshing (not too sweet), and the sour notes really help settle my stomach quickly. I keep a few in my bag, car, and nightstand — they’re that handy. If you deal with nausea for any reason, these are a must-have!

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Sour without being face puckering. Really helped with the nausea

Don’t know why but these worked great, when things like ginger couldn’t settle my stomach. Especially when I was driving to work and couldn’t pull over on the highway to throw up.

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It's really help