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Gumipic Sugar support

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250 mg of apple cider vinegar, in one gummy a day

Gumipic is a chewable sugar support gummy. The Supplement Facts panel declares 250 mg of apple cider vinegar a serving, the serving is a single gummy, and the bottle holds 30 gummies. The label asks for it with an 8 oz glass of water, 20 to 30 minutes before you eat.

  • Three devices on the front of the jar: appetite control, healthy glucose, steady energy.
  • Six calories a gummy, with 2 g of carbohydrate and 1.5 g of sugars.
  • A single charge at checkout, with no subscription behind it.
  • Two months to decide, counted from the day you pay.
Two bottles of Gumipic sugar support gummies
  • Supports appetite control
  • Supports healthy glucose
  • Promotes steady energy

Cost a day by package

Two bottles$2.63
Three bottles$2.30
Six bottles$1.63
What a day of Gumipic costs inside each package, measured against the $2.63 a day that two bottles works out at. Each figure is the package total divided by its days of supply, and all three are printed again in the packages section.
  • Good Manufacturing PracticeGood Manufacturing Practice
  • Genetically modified organism freeGenetically modified organism free
  • Manufactured in the USAManufactured in the USA
  • 30 gummies a bottle

These are the attribute stamps the product shows. An FDA mark appears on the supplied material too; it is not reproduced here, because no dietary supplement carries FDA approval.

What it is

Gumipic puts cider vinegar in a form you will actually finish

Apple cider vinegar has been taken by the spoonful for a very long time, and the reason most people give up on it is the taste and what the acid does to enamel. Gumipic moves 250 mg of it into a chewable that sets with fruit pectin instead of gelatine.

The panel is short enough to read in full in under a minute, and this site prints every line of it. One declared active with an amount beside it, nine other ingredients, and six calories a serving.

The Gumipic Supplement Facts panel as printed on the label

The panel, photographed

Serving size one gummy, 30 servings a container, 250 mg of apple cider vinegar, and the nine other ingredients underneath. The same figures are set as text on the formula page.

What Gumipic supports

Three devices on the jar, and five aims behind them

The three below are printed on the front of the label, each with the dagger that ties it to the panel footnote. They are reproduced here as support, which is what the label claims, and nothing stronger.

Supports appetite control

The first of the three devices on the front of the jar, printed with the dagger that ties it to the panel's footnote.

Supports healthy glucose

The middle device, and the one the descriptor under the wordmark expands into: Sugar Support Gummies.

Promotes steady energy

The third. Six calories and two grams of carbohydrate a gummy is the whole of what the panel puts behind it.

What the product's own material adds

Five aims, in the same support language the label uses. None of them is a treatment claim and none is written as one.

  • Blood sugar already in range. Support for levels already within a normal range is the framing the product uses, and it is the framing used here.
  • Healthy insulin function. Named directly alongside it, in the same support language and with no mechanism claimed.
  • Carbohydrate metabolism. The body's handling of carbohydrate is the third stated aim. Two grams of it arrive with each gummy.
  • A healthy weight. Assisting in maintaining one, as part of ordinary eating and activity rather than instead of them.
  • Overall metabolic health. The broadest of the five, and the one the other four sit underneath.

Support for healthy glucose means support for levels already within a normal range. Gumipic is a food supplement, not a treatment for any condition.

The formula

One declared active, nine other ingredients

Apple cider vinegar at 250 mg is the only line on the panel carrying an amount. Underneath it the label prints nine other ingredients, in the order a batch uses them, and that is the whole recipe.

Apple cider vinegar photographed on its own
Apple cider vinegar
Pectin photographed on its own
Pectin
Citric acid photographed on its own
Citric acid

Directions

Taking Gumipic is a four-line routine

This is the label's Suggested Use, reproduced without anything added to it and without anything softened.

  • 1

    One gummy, once a day

    The serving size on the panel is one gummy, and the container holds thirty of them. Nothing is measured and nothing is swallowed whole.

  • 2

    An 8 oz glass of water

    The glass sits inside the instruction rather than after it, which makes it part of the serving instead of an afterthought.

  • 3

    Twenty to thirty minutes before eating

    That window is what the label asks for to get the best results. It is ten minutes wide, not a single moment to hit.

  • 4

    The same meal each day

    The label leaves the choice of meal open. Hanging it on the one meal that does not move is what turns it into a habit.

“As a dietary supplement, take one (1) gummy daily with an 8 oz. glass of water. For best results, take 20-30 minutes before a meal with 8 oz of water or as directed by your healthcare professional.”

Suggested Use, quoted from the label.

Six things the label tells you

What Gumipic is, in six short cards

Everything on these cards comes off the label or out of the seller's published package terms.

One gummy is the whole serving

The panel puts the serving size at one gummy and the container at thirty, so a bottle is a month at the stated rate.

250 mg of apple cider vinegar

The one declared active on the panel, printed with an amount rather than hidden inside a proprietary blend.

Six calories, 1.5 g of sugars

The panel's own figures for a serving, alongside two grams of total carbohydrate.

Set with pectin, not gelatine

Pectin is fourth on the other-ingredients list. It is what sets the gel, and it comes from fruit.

A window, printed on the jar

Twenty to thirty minutes ahead of eating, with 8 oz of water. Very few gummies commit to a time at all.

One charge, no subscription

Checkout takes a single payment. Nothing renews on its own and there is nothing to cancel later.

Packages

Gumipic comes in two, three or six bottles

The price a bottle falls as the package grows, and from three bottles up the shipping is free. These are the seller's published figures.

Smallest package

2 bottles of Gumipic

2 bottles

60 days at one gummy a day · 60 gummies

$79

per bottle

  • $158 charged once at checkout
  • $2.63 a day across the supply
  • Shipping added at checkout
  • No renewal and nothing to cancel
  • Covered by the 60-day guarantee

Free shipping

3 bottles of Gumipic

3 bottles

90 days at one gummy a day · 90 gummies

$69

per bottle

  • $207 charged once at checkout
  • $2.30 a day across the supply
  • Free US shipping
  • No renewal and nothing to cancel
  • Covered by the 60-day guarantee

Most popular

6 bottles of Gumipic

6 bottles

180 days at one gummy a day · 180 gummies

$49

per bottle

  • $294 charged once at checkout
  • $1.63 a day across the supply
  • Free US shipping
  • No renewal and nothing to cancel
  • Covered by the 60-day guarantee

Prices are the seller's to set and to revise. The figure beside the buy button when you order is the one that binds.

Three bottles of Gumipic shown with the seller's 100% satisfaction guaranteed badge

The guarantee

Sixty days from purchase, unconditional

The seller publishes an unconditional 60-day guarantee that begins on the date of purchase, and describes it as two full months to test the product at your own pace. It also asks that Gumipic be used for at least 30 days before a refund is requested.

  • The clock starts at the payment, not at the doorstep.
  • A month of use is what the seller asks for first.
  • The seller issues it, because the seller took the money.

The label

Everything printed on the Gumipic jar

Set as text so it can be searched, copied and read out, and photographed above so it can be checked against the jar in your hand.

Supplement Facts

Serving size 1 gummy · Servings per container 30

The panel exactly as printed, amount per serving and percent daily value.
Per servingAmount %DV
Calories6
Total Fat0 g0%
  Saturated Fat0 g0%
  Trans Fat0 g††
Total Carbohydrate2 g<1%
  Total Sugars1.5 g††
Apple Cider Vinegar250 mg††

† Percent daily values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. †† Daily value not established.

Other ingredients

Cane sugar, glucose syrup, water, pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, natural flavor, natural coloring, starch.

Storage

“Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and light,” as printed.

Made and distributed

Manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients. Distributed by Gex Corporation LLP, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404.

At a glance

The whole of Gumipic on one card

Product
Gumipic Sugar Support Gummies
Form
Chewable pectin gummy
Serving size
1 gummy
Per container
30 gummies
Declared active
Apple cider vinegar 250 mg
Calories
6 a serving
Carbohydrate
2 g, of which 1.5 g sugars
Taken with
An 8 oz glass of water
Timing
20 to 30 minutes before a meal
Packages
2, 3 or 6 bottles
Billing
A single charge, no renewals
Guarantee
60 days, unconditional
Made in
The USA, globally sourced ingredients

Questions

Ten questions about Gumipic, answered from the label

Where the label and the seller's own terms are the source, they are quoted. Where nothing is published, the answer says so.

What is Gumipic?

A chewable apple cider vinegar gummy, sold as Sugar Support Gummies. The front of the label carries three devices: supports appetite control, supports healthy glucose, promotes steady energy.

How much apple cider vinegar is in a serving?

250 mg. It is the one declared active on the Supplement Facts panel, printed with its amount rather than folded into a proprietary blend.

How many gummies are in a bottle?

Thirty. The panel puts servings per container at 30 and the serving size at one gummy, so a bottle runs a month at the stated rate.

How do I take it?

A single gummy each day, washed down with 8 oz of water. The label puts the best window at 20 to 30 minutes ahead of eating.

What else is in the gummy?

Nine other ingredients: cane sugar, glucose syrup, water, pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, natural flavor, natural coloring and starch. Pectin is what sets the gel, which is why there is no gelatine on the list.

How many calories does a gummy carry?

Six, with 2 g of total carbohydrate and 1.5 g of total sugars. All three figures are printed on the panel.

What does Gumipic cost?

The two-bottle box is $158, or $79 a bottle, with shipping added at checkout. The three-bottle box is $207, or $69 a bottle, shipped free. The six-bottle box is $294, or $49 a bottle, shipped free.

Is there a subscription?

No. The seller describes the purchase as a one-time order with no automatic renewals, hidden fees or surprise charges.

What is the guarantee?

Two months from the purchase date, described by the seller as unconditional. They ask for a month of use before a refund is raised.

Where is Gumipic made?

In the USA with globally sourced ingredients, as printed on the label. It is distributed by Gex Corporation LLP of Ogden, Utah.

Background reading

Where to read more, away from this site

Public reference pages about supplements and about apple cider vinegar. None of them is about Gumipic, and none is cited as evidence for anything published here.

Ready when you are

One gummy, a glass of water, half an hour before you eat

Packages run from two bottles to six. Every one of them is a single charge, and every one is covered by the same 60-day guarantee.