I hate to give this 1 star,<br /><br />but I never thought to check a multivitamin for sugar. 11 grams per serving... Adding this to your diet will make you less healthy.

I normally order from amazon and take these vitamins every day, for several years I have done this. When I received this bottle I noticed that they weren't covered in sugar like they normally are, I thought nothing of this at first. So I took them like I normally do and thought nothing else about it. After a week of feeling sick to my stomach, nausea, extreme heartburn, and awful diarrhea, I had enough and started looking into what might be causing me to feel bad. I am extremely healthy and active so when somethings wrong I know it. I normally run a 10k every other day so when I can't even run a mile without dizziness and nausea somethings up!!! I looked into everything it might be, too much coffee NOPE, ate something bad NOPE, caught coronavirus NOPE, blood sugar low or pre diabetic NOPE, I went through everything it could be, everything. Yesterday I didn't take any vitamins or supplements because I felt bad and surprisingly felt much better, so today I took a couple of these and BAM the sickness feelings washed over me and I told my wife "it's these damn vitamins making me sick!" She researched other reviews and SURE ENOUGH it was them. I felt so good that I wasn't crazy and that others have experienced this too. I think there should be a RECALL on these vitamins until someone figures out what's in them, hell I may hire someone to analyze these myself, If I find something that isn't supposed to be there is there, expect trouble.

I've been taking these since the beginning of April 2017. I've never taken a gummy vitamin before, always took a pill form multivitamin. These taste great. The only complaint I had of them was the sugary coating. Don't get me wrong, I have a big sweet tooth and didn't mind the sweetness at all. The problem was that I grab them as I'm going out the door for work and the sugar always got stuck to my hands and I'd have to brush the granules off before I got in the car. They also left my hands feeling a bit sticky. Recently (at least as of my July order) the sugary coating is no longer present. I've only taken one days worth of the new variant but the flavor seems roughly the same. The texture seems to be slightly different, more solid and less gummy(?) but that could have been a fluke. I already threw away my June bottle so I can't do a side-by-side label comparison, but the ingredients seem about the same as the before. I think the sugar has gone down from 10g to 7g per serving (likely because of the coating) but that's all that stood out immediately.

My husband used to take supplements by the hand full and still always felt tired and like he couldn't focus. I then found smarty pants gummies and he has been taking them daily for 5 months and he says they've been making a huge difference in his ability to focus (he's a computer programmer) and he was able to quit most other supplements except cod liver oil.<br />His sex drive and stamina also increased.<br />A+++ and happiness for everyone involved ;)

I loved these vitamins. They taste good and don't have a strange after taste and they helped my daily energy levels. Lately however, the price just keeps going higher on these things and I had to cancel my subscription. They were $18 a bottle when I subscribed one year ago and now they're pushing $28 per bottle. They're a good product but I don't feel like paying that much when there are cheaper alternatives that work just as well. If the price ends up going lower I'll subscribe again because their taste and texture is definitely superior to other vitamins I've tried, but I cant justify spending $15 more for that alone.

6 gummies = 1 daily dose, so this is just a 30 day supply. As for the extra vitamin B it supposedly has (which makes your urine yellow --and is evidence that you're getting it), a typical Vitamin B capsule, for me, causes a lot of yellow. 6 of these gummies makes no change in that regard. I think this is over-hyped and priced for what you're getting.