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A month of apple cider vinegar, one gummy at a time

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

250 mg

apple cider vinegar a serving

30

gummies in a bottle

6

calories a gummy

1

gummy is the whole serving

180 gummies, three ways

Six at once$294
Three, twice$414
Two, three times$474
The same 180 gummies, bought three ways, at the seller's published bundle prices and before shipping. All three totals are worked through in the bundles section below.
The front panel of the Gumipic label: the wordmark, the descriptor Sugar Support Gummies, the three devices and the 30-gummy count
  • Good Manufacturing PracticeGood Manufacturing Practice
  • Genetically modified organism freeGenetically modified organism free
  • Manufactured in the USAManufactured in the USA
  • 30 gummies a bottle

Three attribute stamps travel with the product, and all three are shown above. A fourth mark in the supplied material carries the FDA's initials; that one is left off, since no dietary supplement is approved by the agency.

The jar

Gumipic turns a spoonful of vinegar into something you will finish

People have been taking apple cider vinegar by the spoon for a very long time, and the reasons they stop are always the same two: the taste, and what the acid does to enamel on the way down. Gumipic moves 250 mg of it into a chewable set with fruit pectin.

What is on the jar is short enough to read while you are holding it. One declared active with a number beside it, nine other ingredients, six calories, and a serving size of one.

Two bottles of Gumipic sugar support gummies

What Gumipic supports

Three claims on the jar, five aims behind them

The three below are printed across the front panel, each carrying the dagger that points at the footnote under the Supplement Facts. They appear here as support, which is what the label claims, and not a word stronger.

Supports appetite control

The left-hand device on the front panel, printed with the dagger that ties it to the footnote below the Supplement Facts.

Supports healthy glucose

The centre device, and the one the descriptor under the wordmark spells out: Gumipic is sold as Sugar Support Gummies.

Promotes steady energy

The right-hand device. Six calories and two grams of carbohydrate a gummy is all the panel puts behind it.

And what the product's own material adds

Five further aims, written in the same support language. None is a treatment claim and none is dressed up as one.

  • Blood sugar already in range. Support for levels already inside a normal range is how the product frames it, and it is how this page frames it.
  • Healthy insulin function. Stated beside it, in the same support language, with no mechanism claimed for it anywhere.
  • Carbohydrate metabolism. The third stated aim. Each gummy brings two grams of carbohydrate with it, which the panel prints.
  • A healthy weight. Assisting in keeping one, as part of how you already eat and move rather than as a replacement for either.
  • Overall metabolic health. The widest of the five, and the heading the other four sit under.

Healthy glucose support here means support for readings that already sit inside a normal range. Gumipic is a food supplement; it treats nothing.

The formula

Four numbers for a serving of Gumipic

The panel gives a gummy four figures and no more: 250 mg of apple cider vinegar, 6 calories, 2 g of total carbohydrate and 1.5 g of total sugars. Under those sit nine other ingredients, printed heaviest first.

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

How to take it

Four lines is the whole Gumipic routine

This is the Suggested Use from the label, reproduced with nothing added and nothing smoothed over.

  • Step 1

    Take one gummy

    The panel puts the serving size at one gummy and the container at thirty. One is the whole daily amount; nothing is measured out.

  • Step 2

    With 8 oz of water

    The glass is written into the instruction twice rather than added after it, which makes it part of the serving.

  • Step 3

    Twenty to thirty minutes early

    That is the window the label asks for to get the best results. It is ten minutes wide, so there is no single moment to hit.

  • Step 4

    Ahead of the same meal

    Which meal is left open. Choosing the one that happens at the same hour every day is what turns the routine 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 off the jar

What Gumipic is, in six short cards

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

250 mg, printed with its name

The one declared active on the panel carries its own amount rather than disappearing into a proprietary blend.

Thirty servings, thirty days

One gummy a day against thirty per container means a bottle is a calendar month, which makes reordering easy to time.

Six calories a serving

With 2 g of total carbohydrate and 1.5 g of total sugars. The panel's own figures, not an estimate.

Pectin, not gelatine

Pectin is fourth on the other-ingredients list. It sets the gel, and it comes from fruit rather than from an animal.

A window the label commits to

Twenty to thirty minutes ahead of a meal. Very few gummies put a time on the jar at all.

One payment, nothing recurring

Checkout takes a single charge. No plan is created, so there is nothing to remember to cancel.

Bundles

Gumipic comes in two, three or six bottles

Each bottle is a month, so a bundle is really a number of months. The rate a bottle falls as the bundle grows, and shipping is free from three bottles up.

Trial size

2 bottles of Gumipic

2 bottles

60 gummies · 60 days at one a day

$79

a bottle


  • $158 charged once at checkout
  • Shipping added at checkout
  • One payment, nothing recurring
  • Sixty-day guarantee from purchase

Free shipping

3 bottles of Gumipic

3 bottles

90 gummies · 90 days at one a day

$69

a bottle


  • $207 charged once at checkout
  • Free US shipping
  • One payment, nothing recurring
  • Sixty-day guarantee from purchase

Most popular

6 bottles of Gumipic

6 bottles

180 gummies · 180 days at one a day

$49

a bottle


  • $294 charged once at checkout
  • Free US shipping
  • One payment, nothing recurring
  • Sixty-day guarantee from purchase

The same 180 gummies come to $294 bought as one six-bottle bundle, $414 bought as two three-bottle bundles, and $474 bought as three two-bottle bundles before shipping. Prices are the seller's to set and to revise, and the figure beside the buy button at the moment you order is the one that applies.

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

The guarantee

Two months to decide, one month to try

The seller publishes an unconditional 60-day guarantee that starts on the date of purchase, and calls it two full months to test the product at your own pace. Alongside it sits a request: give Gumipic at least 30 days of use before raising a refund.

  • The window opens when the payment clears, not when the box lands.
  • One bottle is exactly the month of use the seller asks for.
  • The refund is issued by the seller, who took the money.

The label

Every word printed on the Gumipic jar

Photographed so it can be checked against the bottle in your hand, and set as text so it can be searched, copied and read aloud.

The Gumipic Supplement Facts panel as printed on the label

Supplement Facts

Serving size 1 gummy · Servings per container 30

Amount per serving and percent daily value, exactly as printed.
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, a month
Declared active
Apple cider vinegar 250 mg
Calories
6 a serving
Carbohydrate
2 g, of which 1.5 g sugars
Taken with
8 oz of water
Timing
20 to 30 minutes before a meal
Bundles
2, 3 or 6 bottles
Billing
A single charge, nothing recurring
Guarantee
60 days, unconditional
Made in
The USA, globally sourced ingredients

Questions

Ten questions about Gumipic, answered off the label

Anything the label or the seller puts in writing is quoted from them directly. Anything neither of them publishes is marked as unpublished rather than guessed at.

What exactly is Gumipic?

A chewable gummy built around apple cider vinegar, sold as Sugar Support Gummies. The jar carries three devices across its front: supports appetite control, supports healthy glucose, promotes steady energy.

How much apple cider vinegar does a gummy carry?

250 mg, and it is the single declared active on the Supplement Facts panel. It is printed with its own amount rather than folded into a blend with a name and no breakdown.

How long does one bottle last?

A month. The panel puts servings per container at 30 and the serving size at one gummy, so thirty gummies is thirty days.

When should I take it?

Once a day, with an 8 oz glass of water, and for best results in the twenty to thirty minutes before a meal. Which meal is left to you.

What else goes into the gummy?

Nine other ingredients, printed heaviest first: cane sugar, glucose syrup, water, pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, natural flavor, natural coloring and starch.

How much sugar and how many calories?

Six calories a serving, with 2 g of total carbohydrate of which 1.5 g is total sugars. Those are the panel's figures, not an estimate.

What do the bundles cost?

Two bottles come to $158, or $79 each, with shipping added at checkout. Three come to $207, or $69 each, shipped free. Six come to $294, or $49 each, also shipped free.

Am I signing up for anything?

Nothing recurring is created. In the seller's own words it is a one-time order with no automatic renewals, hidden fees or surprise charges.

What if it does not suit me?

An unconditional sixty-day window runs from the date of purchase. Before raising a refund the seller would like the product to have had thirty days of use behind it.

Where is Gumipic manufactured?

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

Background reading

Where to read more, away from this site

Three public reference pages on supplements and on apple cider vinegar generally. Not one of them discusses Gumipic, and not one is offered as evidence for a claim made anywhere on this site.

Ready when you are

One gummy, 8 oz of water, half an hour before you eat

Bundles run from two bottles to six. Every one of them is a single charge, and every one of them sits behind the same sixty-day window.