"I flip the jar over first."
I always check how much ACV is actually in a gummy before I buy. 1,000 mg per 2 gummies, printed right there. Easy decision.
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How much ACV is really in your gummy?
ACV gummies with 1,000 mg apple cider vinegar powder per 2 gummies. Twice the ACV of many gummies.
Flip a jar of ACV gummies and you'll often find 500 mg per serving. Ours says 1,000 mg in 2 chewy gummies, to support healthy digestion*. Same two gummies a day, twice the apple cider vinegar.
- Supports healthy digestion* with 1,000 mg apple cider vinegar powder in every serving
- Twice the 500 mg many ACV gummies list, in the same 2 gummies
- Every number on the label, before you buy. No guessing what's in your jar
- Try it for 90 days. Love it, or get every dollar back
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1,000 mg per servingEvery number on the label
Is 1,000 mg a lot for an ACV gummy?
It's twice the 500 mg per serving that many ACV gummies list, in the same 2 gummies. And it's printed right on the label, so you know exactly what you're getting.
Isn't it just candy with a little ACV?
No. Every 2 gummies hold 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder, printed on the Supplement Facts. That's twice the 500 mg many ACV gummies list.
What if it's not for me?
Then it's on us. Tell us by day 90 and you get every dollar back. On subscribe & save you can skip or cancel anytime.
For people who read the label first.
1,284 reviews
"Same 2 gummies, double the number."
My old ones listed 500 mg per serving. These list 1,000 mg for the same 2 gummies. I'm not going back.
Mike T. · Reviewer · Verified buyer
"Finally, a straight answer."
Every number I wanted was on the page before I bought. No hunting through tiny print.
Carmen L. · Reviewer · Verified buyer
"No more per-gummy math."
I used to work out whether the number meant one gummy or two. This one says it plainly: 1,000 mg per 2 gummies.
Paul S. · Reviewer · Verified buyer
Sound familiar?
Is there even any ACV in this?
You've seen the jars. A bright label, a nice flavor, and a small number on the back you can't put in context. And you can't tell if you're buying apple cider vinegar or candy with a splash of it.
The back labelA number, but compared to what?
The serving sizeIs that per gummy, or per two?
The nagging doubtAm I just paying for candy?
With Vitasy1,000 mg per 2 gummies, to support healthy digestion*. No guessing.
Why this gummy
More apple cider vinegar, in the same two gummies.
You're right to askAbout a thousand times a month, Americans ask Google whether ACV gummies even work. Before anything else, you want to know what's in them.
So start with the numberThe amount of apple cider vinegar per serving is the first thing to check, and it varies a lot from jar to jar.
We put in twice that1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder in 2 chewy gummies, twice the 500 mg many ACV gummies list. Printed right where you look first.
What it does for you
Two gummies a day. No second-guessing.
Supports healthy digestion*1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder in every serving, so your daily ACV isn't a guess.
Twice the 500 mgThe same 2 gummies many 500 mg brands ask for, with double the apple cider vinegar.
The number you looked for1,000 mg per 2 gummies, printed where you check first. Per serving, so there's no math.
No sour shotAll of it in 2 chewy red gummies. Nothing to measure, nothing to choke down.
Your next 90 days, with a number you trust.
Here's what changes.
The first morningTwo gummies with your coffee, as directed on your jar. 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder, no math. Your 90 days start here.
Every day afterSame two gummies, same 1,000 mg. Missed a day? Just pick up the next morning.
Every refillA fresh jar every 4 weeks on subscribe & save. Same label, same 1,000 mg.
Day 90Love it? Keep going on subscribe & save. Not for you? Tell us by day 90 and get every dollar back.
"My old gummies said 500 mg. Same two gummies, double the number. Easy choice."
Tanya W. · Reviewer
Inside every jar
Everything on the label. Nothing hidden.
Apple cider vinegar powder1,000 mg per serving (2 gummies)
Per serving (2 gummies)25 calories · 5.5 g total carbs · 4 g total sugars (2 g added) · 3 mg sodium
Servings30 per jar · 60 gummies
Other ingredientsMalt syrup, maltitol, water, pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, flavor, FD&C Red 40, vegetable oil, carnauba wax
FormatChewable red gummy bears, no vinegar to drink
✓ Gelatin-free (pectin)✓ 2 gummies a day✓ 30 servings✓ Original flavor
You've tried the alternatives. Here's the one with the number.
2 Vitasy gummies
What you've tried
A 500 mg gummy
2 Vitasy gummies1,000 mg in the same 2 gummies
What you've triedHalf the ACV per serving
A vinegar shot
2 Vitasy gummiesChew 2 gummies, done
What you've triedSour, and hard to keep up
Guessing at the store
2 Vitasy gummiesEvery number on this page
What you've triedSquinting at the back label
If it's not for you
2 Vitasy gummies90 days to decide, every dollar back
What you've triedAnother half-used jar
Where it fits
Read it once. Then two a day.
A jar you've read front to back can live wherever you'll see it.
Read it firstThe full label, before the first gummy
With your vitaminsLabels side by side
With breakfastOne serving, two gummies
The research
Two findings that make day one easier.
Good to know as you start.
Gummies are the format people prefer most
Asked which supplement format they prefer, 27% of consumers picked gummies, more than tablets (25%), capsules (20%) or softgels (13%). If you'd rather chew than chug, you're in good company.
Read the report ↗Missing a day doesn't reset you
96 adults picked one new daily habit and tracked it for 12 weeks. Missing a single day didn't undo their progress. Forget your gummies once? Just pick up again the next day.
Read the study ↗
A wellness writer's take
"Before you compare ACV gummies, check two things: the milligrams and the serving size. 1,000 mg per 2 gummies is a number you can actually work with."
Lena M. · Wellness writer
Two gummies a day. Love it, or every dollar back.
Take 2 gummies a day for 90 days, 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder every morning. Not for you? Tell us by day 90 for a full refund.
Questions, answered.
Is 1,000 mg a lot for an ACV gummy?
It's twice the 500 mg per serving that many ACV gummies list, and the same amount some of the best-known brands use. The full 1,000 mg is apple cider vinegar powder, per 2 gummies, to support healthy digestion*.
Is 1,000 mg the same as a tablespoon of liquid ACV?
No, and we won't pretend it is. A gummy isn't a tablespoon of the liquid. What it gives you is a printed, measured amount in every serving, 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder, in a form you'll actually take every day.
Is it "with the mother"? How much acetic acid?
Our label doesn't say "with the mother" or list an acetic acid percentage, so we don't claim either. What it does list, 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder per serving, is in the "Inside every jar" table.
How do I know the 1,000 mg is right?
It's the amount on our Supplement Facts label, the same number printed on every jar.
How do I take it?
One serving is 2 gummies. Take it as directed on your jar; we don't recommend more than one serving a day. It's easiest to remember with something you already do, like your morning coffee.
How does subscribe & save work?
You pay $23.99 a jar instead of $29.99 (20% off), and a new jar ships every 4 weeks with free shipping. Skip a delivery or cancel anytime.
Is it sugar free?
No. Each serving of 2 gummies has 4 g of total sugars, 2 g of it added, and 25 calories (per supplier label). It's sweetened with malt syrup and maltitol.
Does it contain sugar alcohols?
Yes, maltitol. In some people, sugar alcohols can cause gas, bloating or loose stools. If they bother you, this one may not be for you. Stick to one serving (2 gummies) a day.
Does it have artificial colors?
Yes. The red color comes from FD&C Red 40, and it's listed on the label. If you avoid synthetic colors, this gummy isn't for you.
Is it vegan?
We don't call it vegan. The gummy is made with pectin, not gelatin, but we haven't verified every ingredient as vegan.
Who shouldn't take it?
Don't use it if you're pregnant, nursing or under 18. Ask your doctor first if you have diabetes or take blood-sugar medication, take diuretics or heart medication, have low potassium, kidney disease or a digestive condition.
Twice the ACV of many gummies. Every number on the label.
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For adults 18 and over. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if you are pregnant or nursing. Ask your doctor before use if you have diabetes or take insulin or other blood-sugar medication, take diuretics or heart medication, have low potassium, kidney disease, or a digestive condition such as reflux or gastroparesis. Do not take more than 2 gummies a day. Contains maltitol; eating a lot of it may cause digestive discomfort or a laxative effect. Contains FD&C Red 40.
Sources (checked Oct 2026): 500 mg apple cider vinegar per 2-gummy serving: Vitafusion ACV (H-E-B label), Nature's Way Organic ACV (SupplementFirst label), MaryRuth's ACV (Whole Foods; The Good Trade, 8 Jan 2026), HUM Pro ACV (The Good Trade, 8 Jan 2026). 1,000 mg per 2 gummies: Goli ACV (500 mg per gummy, Swanson label) and Goli ACV+ (Vitacost). Brand names are trademarks of their owners; Vitasy is not affiliated. Search interest: Google Keyword Planner, U.S., last 12 months. A gummy isn't a tablespoon of liquid apple cider vinegar: BBB National Programs' National Advertising Division, decision on Goli ACV Gummies (Jan 2022). Format preference: Nutrition Business Journal, "Monitor: Consumers like gummy supplements but they're still buying pills" (Apr 14, 2022). Lally P, van Jaarsveld CHM, Potts HWW, Wardle J. How are habits formed: modelling habit formation in the real world. Eur J Soc Psychol 2010;40(6):998–1009. Sugar alcohols such as maltitol and gas, bloating or loose stools: Diet vs Disease, "What Is Maltitol and Is It Safe?" (registered dietitian, updated May 2026). These sources are about apple cider vinegar, supplement formats and habits in general, not studies of Vitasy. Vitasy amounts, calories and sugars are per supplier label. Reviews, quotes, and the wellness writer's take are illustrative and do not represent real customers.
