
Oatmeal, a salad, fruit, and my tracker still said 15. Now two gummies after dinner top me up, and it's the one step I never skip.
Oatmeal, a salad at lunch, an apple when you remember, and you're still short. Now there's an easy 5 g: 2 gummies a day of chicory root fiber to support digestive health*. Sugar free, nothing to stir.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
It's built as your daily top-up, not a replacement for food. The average woman eats about 15 g of fiber a day, and the goal at 31 to 50 is 25 g. Your 2 gummies add 5 g, about half that gap, every day you take them, to support digestive health*.
Yes, and vegan. Under 1 g of sugar and 0 g added sugar per 2 gummies, with no sugar alcohols and no artificial sweeteners. Fiber that fits next to your vitamins, without the candy.
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Oatmeal, a salad, fruit, and my tracker still said 15. Now two gummies after dinner top me up, and it's the one step I never skip.

Fiber powder had to go down fast before it turned to gel, so most days I skipped it. Two gummies with my vitamins I actually take.

I'm cutting sugar, so I read the label first: under 1 g of sugar per 2 gummies and no sugar alcohols. Cherry is my favorite.

D3, my multi and two of these at breakfast. 5 g of fiber in before I've even left the house.
You know the number. You add berries to your oatmeal and order the salad. Then a busy day happens, dinner is takeout, and by bedtime you're short again. Not because you don't care. Because 25 grams is a lot of food, every single day.

Here's how 5 g a day fits into your life.

"Some days lunch is a granola bar at my desk. Two of these and I know I've got 5 g in, whatever the day turns into."

No powder to stir, no glass to finish. Two gummies wherever your day happens.



Two numbers worth knowing before you start.
The federal Dietary Guidelines report that more than 90 percent of women don't meet the recommended intake for dietary fiber. Their goals for women: 28 g a day at 19 to 30, 25 g at 31 to 50, and 22 g from 51.
Read the guidelines ↗In the national NHANES survey, women 20 and older ate 15.2 g of fiber a day on average. Against a 25 g goal, that's about 10 g short. Your 2 gummies add 5 g.
See the data ↗
"Most women I talk to know they're supposed to get around 25 g of fiber a day. Hitting it every day is the hard part. Eat the fiber you can, and make a 5 g top-up part of a routine you already have, like your morning vitamins."

Give it the 90 days a daily habit deserves: three jars, two gummies a day next to your vitamins. Not for you? Tell us by day 90 for a full refund.
The fiber gap women live with: the goal is 22 to 28 g a day depending on age, and the average woman gets about 15 g. Your 2 gummies add 5 g toward that goal every day, to support digestive health*. Inside it's simple: chicory root fiber, sugar free and vegan. No special women's formula, just the fiber you're missing.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2020–2025) set 28 g a day for women 19 to 30, 25 g for 31 to 50 and 22 g from 51. The Daily Value on supplement labels is 28 g. Your 2 gummies give you 5 g, or 18% of the Daily Value.
With your vitamins, yes: 2 gummies next to your D3 or multi at breakfast is makes it one routine. With medication, take them at least 2 hours apart. If you take prescription medication, ask your pharmacist or doctor before you start.
When you're new to chicory fiber, some people notice extra gas for the first couple of weeks while their gut adjusts. Take 2 gummies a day, as directed on your jar. And if it doesn't suit you, you have 90 days to decide.
Take 2 gummies a day (5 g fiber), as directed on your jar. Just chew, no water or mixing needed. It's easiest with something you already do, like your vitamins at breakfast.
Fiber is something you need every day: your goal resets every morning, and more than 9 in 10 women don't reach it. Your 2 gummies add 5 g on every day you take them, so it's 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 still applies.
It's sugar free: under 1 g of total sugar and 0 g added sugar per 2-gummy serving, per the label, and 15 calories. No sugar alcohols and no artificial sweeteners either.
Yes. The gummies are set with pectin and agar instead of gelatin, the carnauba wax is plant-based, and there are no animal ingredients on the label.
5 g of chicory root fiber in 2 gummies (many brands need 3), 0 g added sugar, no sugar alcohols, no gelatin, and lab-tested every batch. On subscribe & save it's $23.99 a jar, or $0.80 a day, with free shipping and 90 days to decide.
This product is for adults. If you're pregnant, nursing, taking medication, under medical supervision or under 18, talk to your doctor first. The same goes if you have a ragweed or chicory allergy, or a sensitive gut.

*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, under medical supervision, or have a ragweed or chicory allergy, talk to your doctor first.
Sources (checked Oct 2026): Search interest (how much fiber a woman needs a day, e.g. daily fiber intake for women, about 4,400 searches a month): Google Keyword Planner, U.S., last 12 months. Fiber goals for women (28 g a day at 19–30, 25 g at 31–50, 22 g at 51+) and "more than 90 percent of women" not meeting recommended fiber intakes: Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2020–2025, USDA and HHS, Chapter 4, p. 101, and Appendix 1, Table A1-2, p. 133. Average fiber intake of women 20 and older (15.2 g a day): USDA Agricultural Research Service, What We Eat in America, NHANES 2017–March 2020 Prepandemic, Table 1. "About 10 g short" and "about half the gap" compare average intake of women 30–49 (15.7 and 14.5 g a day, same table) with a 25 g goal: the Dietary Guidelines goal for women 31–50 and the National Academies Adequate Intake for women 19–50 (Dietary Reference Intakes, total fiber; 21 g from 51). The Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2025–2030 (Jan 2026) give no new gram targets for fiber. Daily Value for fiber: 28 g (FDA). Tolerance: Bonnema et al., Gastrointestinal tolerance of chicory inulin products, J Am Diet Assoc 2010 (26 adults). Gut adjusting over 1–2 weeks: Caroline Thomason Bunn, RD, chicory root fiber article, Jun 2026. Ragweed note: Sally Kuzemchak, RDN, Real Mom Nutrition, updated Jun 2024. Comparison ('3-gummy fiber brands', 'many brands'), per serving: a leading 3-gummy fiber brand, 3 gummies, 5 g fiber, 0 g added sugar (retailer listing); a leading prebiotic fiber gummy, 3 gummies, 6 g fiber, 1 g added sugar (retailer listing); a leading fiber gummy, 3 gummies, 6 g fiber, 1 g added sugar (retailer listing); a chicory fiber gummy, 3 gummies, 5 g fiber, 3 g added sugar (retailer listing); a chicory fiber gummy, 3 gummies, 5 g fiber (retailer listing; gummy count and fiber only). Labels as shown on those listings, checked Oct 2026. These sources are about fiber intake and supplement labels in general, not studies of Vitasy. Vitasy amounts and sugars are per supplier label. Reviews, quotes, and the wellness writer's take are illustrative and do not represent real customers.