Zero Sugar Gummy Bears

My occupational therapist had me buy these to help with some jaw exercises. I wanted sugar free since they would be against my teeth so often. And I didn't want to get the golden bear brand because everyone knows about those. These too soft for the exercise, but it ends up they are really delicious so I wasn't too angry that they didn't work.

These are not very good. There are too hard to chew and the flavor is just OK. I like their red licorice ones though!

Not too sweet or sour great snack for a grab and go😊

Bought these for my teenage son that is addicted to gummy bears. Thought a healthier alternative might work. These are tough and hard and not very chewy and the taste as he said was nasty. Would not recommend if buying in an attempt to replace typical gummy bears.

Just as good as regular gummies, but with less sugar.

Wow did these stick to my teeth, difficult to chew. Not much in regards to flavor. Not worth the price I paid. Would not recommend.

Gf introduced this to me as it was highly recommended by her brother who lives a very healthy lifestyle.Pros:1) It actually tastes good but you can tell it's not quite Haribo gummy bears good. Likely due to the natural low-calorie sweet allulose.2) A snack-pack bag is 70 calories so you can easily fit it into a healthy diet.Cons:1) The gummies are VERY chewy and get stuck in the teeth quite often.2) A box containing 8 snack bags costs $25 - not cheap as you can easily go through more than one3) However, the biggest deal breaker for me was the large amount of gas i was emitting the next morning during work. Had to find excuses to get away from coworkers so i can deflate my colon in peace. and lord almighty did it smell! Far worse than beans without the beano supplements!

My grandkids love these!