Jellylean Ingredients Explained
Two ingredient lists share only vinegar and beet, so the bottle label is the only reliable answer.
Check the Supplement Facts before relying on any description.
Two lists
Promotional wording names apple cider vinegar, BHB salts, apple pectin and beet root, with no amounts. A reported label shows apple cider vinegar fruit powder (1,000 mg), pomegranate juice powder (80 mg), beet juice root powder (80 mg), iodine (100 mcg), B6, folate, B12, sodium and 4 g of added sugar, with pectin only among other ingredients and no BHB.
What overlaps
Only apple cider vinegar and beet appear in both. BHB, the centrepiece of the fat-use story, is missing from the reported label, while pomegranate and iodine are never mentioned in the marketing.
Why it may differ
The difference could reflect a formula change, a labelling error or a different sales channel. We cannot tell which, so we do not assume either list is current.
Sugar and serving
The reported 4 g of added sugar matters if you count carbohydrates. The reported serving is two gummies, which would make a 30-gummy bottle last 15 days, so check the label.
How to check
Read the Supplement Facts and other-ingredients line when the bottle arrives, then compare with our ingredients page. Also read the safety guide.
