
I've had apple cider vinegar with dinner for years. A jar of gummies on the table is so much simpler.
That heavy, still-digesting feeling that follows you through the afternoon. Two chewy gummies a day, with 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder to support healthy digestion*.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
That's what it's made for: 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder in every serving to support healthy digestion*. Everyone's body is different, so you get 90 days: love it, or get every dollar back.
It's become a popular kitchen habit for digestion, and thousands of Americans ask Google about it every month. We put it in 2 chewy gummies, so there's no sour shot to get down.
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.

I've had apple cider vinegar with dinner for years. A jar of gummies on the table is so much simpler.

I wanted apple cider vinegar in a jar I'd actually keep on the table. Two gummies, every day, done.

I tried the vinegar-in-water thing and never kept it up. Two gummies after lunch, every single day.

Lunch is my biggest meal, so that's when I take my two. The jar just stays on my desk.
You enjoyed every bite. Then that heavy, still-digesting feeling settles in and stays. It's not just uncomfortable. It's the afternoon you lose and the plans you skip.

Here's what you're taking it for.

"ACV with my meals was always the plan. Gummies are how it finally happened."

At the table, in your lunch bag, on the kitchen shelf. Two gummies a day, wherever your meals happen.



Two findings worth knowing before you start.
In a 2026 IFIC survey, 64% of Americans called gut health a high or extremely high priority, and digestive comfort topped the list of what they said it affects. If you're paying attention to yours, you're in good company.
Read the summary ↗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.
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"Apple cider vinegar has been a kitchen staple for as long as I've been cooking. If the sour shot is what stops you, two gummies a day is the easy version."

Take 2 gummies every day for 90 days, through lunches out, Sunday dinners and holiday tables. Not for you? Tell us by day 90 for a full refund.
That's what it's made for: 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder in every serving to support healthy digestion*. Everyone's body is different, so we don't put a clock on it. Take 2 gummies every day, and if it's not for you, tell us by day 90 for every dollar back.
Different job. A probiotic adds live cultures; this is apple cider vinegar, the kitchen staple, in 2 chewy gummies to support healthy digestion*. Some people take both.
No, and we won't pretend it is. A gummy isn't a tablespoon of the liquid. What you get is 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar powder in every serving, in a form you'll actually take every day. The best ACV habit is the one you keep.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
We don't call it vegan. The gummy is made with pectin, not gelatin, but we haven't verified every ingredient as vegan.
If digestive discomfort is frequent, painful or new, or comes with other symptoms, talk to your doctor. This gummy isn't meant for any medical condition and isn't a substitute for getting checked.
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.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.
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): Search interest: Google Keyword Planner, U.S., last 12 months. Popularity of apple cider vinegar for digestion: Doctronic, "Does Apple Cider Vinegar Help With Bloating?" (reviewed by Alan Lucks, MD; updated Jul 2026). Gut health as a priority: International Food Information Council, IFIC Spotlight Survey: Americans' Perceptions of Gut Health, as reported by Prepared Foods (Aug 6, 2026). A gummy isn't a tablespoon of liquid apple cider vinegar: BBB National Programs' National Advertising Division, decision on Goli ACV Gummies (Jan 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, gut health and habits in general, not studies of Vitasy. Vitasy amounts, calories and sugars are per supplier label. Reviews, quotes, and the food writer's take are illustrative and do not represent real customers.