
Got a fiber number at my checkup and couldn't stand the powder. Two gummies with my coffee, every morning. That I can stick with.
Stir, chug it before it gels, rinse the glass. Or swallow 5 capsules for 2 grams. Now it's 2 gummies with your coffee: 5 g of chicory root fiber toward your daily number, to support digestive health*.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
It's 5 g you can count on every single day, with nothing to mix. Most men get about 18 g a day from food. You build the rest with food, and this part is already done.
For 5 g, a popular psyllium capsule takes about 12 capsules. Here it's 2 gummies. Per gram of fiber, those capsules cost $0.23–$0.34; Vitasy is $0.16 on subscribe & save.
None of them. It's sugar free, with no artificial sweeteners and no sugar alcohols, and the color comes from black carrot.

Got a fiber number at my checkup and couldn't stand the powder. Two gummies with my coffee, every morning. That I can stick with.

I was taking 5 capsules for 2 grams. Now it's 2 gummies for 5. The jar lives on my workbench, right next to my thermos.

She was tired of watching me skip the powder. No glass to stir, no clumps, no aspartame. The jar sits by the coffee maker now.

Took it as directed on the jar from day one. Now it's two with my coffee before I grab my lunch bag.
You were told to get more fiber, maybe with a number attached. So you bought the tub. Then came the stirring, the gel, the glass you chug at 6 a.m. Most mornings it's easier to skip. And every skipped morning, the gap stays where it was.

Here's what changes.

"I'm not mixing powder at 6 a.m. Two gummies with my coffee is the easiest 5 grams of my day."

Two gummies a day, wherever your morning starts. Try that with a tub of powder.



Two findings worth knowing before you start.
National intake data: men 20 and over average 18.1 g of dietary fiber a day. The National Academy of Medicine recommends 38 g at 50 or younger and 30 g over 50.
Read the source ↗A preliminary analysis of US survey data from about 14,600 adults found that only about 5% of men met fiber recommendations. If you're short, you're in the majority.
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"The guys I train count reps, sets and grams of protein. Fiber gets forgotten. Two gummies with your morning coffee is a habit that sticks. Build the rest with food."

Three jars, 90 mornings to make 5 g a day part of your routine. Not for you? Tell us by day 90 for a full refund.
Men 20 and over average about 18 g of fiber a day (USDA). The recommendation is 38 g a day at 50 or younger and 30 g over 50. Two gummies add 5 g to whatever you eat, every day, with nothing to mix. You build the rest with food, and this part is already done.
For 5 g of fiber, a popular psyllium capsule takes about 12 capsules (2 g per 5 capsules). Here it's 2 chewable gummies. Per gram of fiber, Vitasy is $0.20, or $0.16 on subscribe & save. Those capsules cost $0.23–$0.34 a gram at major US retailers (checked Oct 2026).
No, the formula is the same for everyone. We wrote this page for men because the average man gets about 18 g of fiber a day against a 30–38 g recommendation, and powder and pill counts are the complaints we found most in fiber reviews and men's forums.
One serving is 2 gummies (5 g of fiber). Take it as directed on your jar. It's easiest with something you already do every day, like your morning coffee.
Fiber is a daily number, so it's meant to be a daily habit, not a one-jar test. 90 days is three jars. On subscribe & save you pay $23.99 a jar instead of $29.99 (20% off), a new jar ships every 4 weeks with free shipping, and you can skip or cancel anytime. The 90-day guarantee covers it all.
It can. Adding any fiber, including chicory root fiber, can cause some gas while your body gets used to it. Mayo Clinic advises adding fiber to your day slowly over a few weeks. Take it as directed on your jar.
Yes. Under 1 g of sugar and 0 g added sugar per serving of 2 gummies, with 15 calories. No sugar alcohols and no artificial sweeteners.
Yes. There are no animal ingredients on the label. It's made with pectin and agar instead of gelatin, and the color comes from black carrot.
Four: Strawberry, Orange, Blueberry and Cherry. All four are ruby-red gummies, colored with black carrot.
Fiber can affect how some medications are absorbed. Take it at least 2 hours apart from medication, and ask your pharmacist or doctor if you take any medication or aren't sure.
It's for adults. If you're pregnant, nursing, taking medication, under medical supervision or under 18, talk to your doctor first.

*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. Keep out of reach of children. Take at least 2 hours apart from medications. If you're pregnant, nursing, taking medication or under medical supervision, talk to your doctor first.
Sources (checked Oct 2026): Search interest in how much fiber a man needs: Google Keyword Planner, U.S.; "recommended daily fiber for men" alone had 2,400–2,900 searches in every month from March to September 2026. Average fiber intake of US men 20+, 18.1 g/day: USDA ARS, What We Eat in America, NHANES 2017–March 2020, Table 1. Recommended intake of 38 g/day for men 50 or younger and 30 g/day for men over 50, and adding fiber slowly over a few weeks: Mayo Clinic, "Dietary fiber: Essential for a healthy diet" (citing the National Academy of Medicine), https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/fiber/art-20043983. About 5% of men met fiber recommendations: preliminary analysis of US national survey data (2013–2018, about 14,600 adults), set for presentation at a 2021 nutrition society meeting, reported by HealthDay, Jun 2021. How people describe fiber powder and capsules (stirring, chugging before it gels, pill counts): buyers' own reviews at Walmart and Target and posts on Early-Retirement.org (2024–2026). Capsules: Metamucil Fiber Capsules label, 2 g fiber per 5 capsules (Target listing A-14830652), so 5 g ≈ 12–13 capsules. Cost per gram: Metamucil capsules 160 ct at $21.99 (Target) = 64 g, $0.34/g; 300 ct at $27.90 (Walmart) = 120 g, $0.23/g. Vitasy: 150 g per jar at $29.99 = $0.20/g, or $23.99 on Subscribe & Save = $0.16/g. Retail prices change. Chicory inulin at 5 g a day and good gut bacteria (bifidobacteria): Kolida S, Meyer D, Gibson GR. A double-blind placebo-controlled study to establish the bifidogenic dose of inulin in healthy humans. Eur J Clin Nutr 2007;61:1189–1195. These sources are about fiber in general, not studies of Vitasy. Vitasy amounts are per supplier label. Reviews, quotes, and the coach's take are illustrative and do not represent real customers. Metamucil is a trademark of its owner. Vitasy is not affiliated with it.