Jellylean Ingredients
Two ingredient lists exist, and they share only apple cider vinegar and beet.
Your bottle's Supplement Facts panel is the only reliable answer.
Two lists, one product
Promotional wording and a reported label disagree. The difference may reflect a formula change, a labelling error or a different sales channel, so your bottle’s Supplement Facts panel is the only reliable reference.
Apple Cider Vinegar
In both lists, as fruit powder at 1,000 mg on the reported label. Concentrated vinegar can upset the stomach, and it matters with diabetes medicine.
BHB Salts
Calcium, magnesium and sodium BHB appear in promotional wording only, with no amounts, and not on the reported label.
Apple Pectin
A fibre promoted for fullness. On the reported label it appears only among other ingredients.
Beet Root Powder
Promoted for blood flow and stamina. The reported label shows beet juice root powder at 80 mg.
Pomegranate Juice Powder
Reported label only, at 80 mg.
Iodine (100 mcg)
Reported label only. Iodine matters with thyroid conditions, thyroid medicine and other iodine-containing supplements.
B6, Folate, B12 And Sodium
Reported label only, with no amounts stated.
Added Sugar (4 g)
Reported per serving. It matters if you track carbohydrates or calories.
Pregnancy and children
No safety data was found for pregnancy, breastfeeding or children. We suggest adults only, after medical advice.
Things that do not add up
BHB salts are central to the promotional story, yet they are absent from the reported label. The label’s own ingredients, such as pomegranate and iodine, are never mentioned in the marketing.
What to do
Read the Supplement Facts and other-ingredients line on your own bottle, tell your doctor the real contents, and read our safety guide.
