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By the Jellylean Editorial Team · · 4 min read

In Short

Listed ingredients can matter with diabetes and thyroid medicine, and the label reports added sugar.

Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use, and read your label.

Diabetes and glucose medicine

Apple cider vinegar and beet can matter for people using insulin or other glucose-lowering medicine. Ask your prescriber or pharmacist before use.

Thyroid and iodine

The reported label lists 100 mcg of iodine. That matters with thyroid conditions, thyroid medicine and other iodine-containing supplements, so check with a clinician first.

Stomach and teeth

Concentrated vinegar can upset the stomach, and acidic products can be hard on teeth. Stop and seek advice if you feel unwell.

Sugar, pregnancy and other conditions

Added sugar (reportedly 4 g) matters if you track carbohydrates. Pregnant or breastfeeding women, people with heart or kidney disease and anyone under 18 should ask a doctor first. No safety data for the finished gummy was found.

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