LIVS Apple Cider Vinegar Plus Gummies — With Ginger, Turmeric & Probiotics If you have ever tried a morning ACV shot, you know why most people stop. It burns, it puckers, and by week two the bottle is at the back of a cupboard. LIVS ACV Plus is apple cider vinegar in a chewable apple-cinnamon gummy — 1,000 mg of apple cider vinegar at 5% acetic acid per 2-gummy serving, with ginger, turmeric and Bacillus coagulans. Pectin-based, no gelatin. An honest word about gummies vs. the shot A tablespoon of liquid apple cider vinegar is roughly 15 ml. A serving of these gummies gives you 1,000 mg. Those are not the same amount, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What a gummy gives you instead is a routine you will keep. A supplement taken every day for six months does more than a stronger one abandoned after nine days — and it does not strip your tooth enamel or make you gag on the way to work. If you already take and tolerate a daily ACV shot, stay with it. This is for everyone who tried and quit. What is in a serving Apple cider vinegar, 1,000 mg (5% acetic acid): Acetic acid is the active component of vinegar and the reason ACV is used at all. Ginger: Traditionally used to support digestion and settle the stomach. Turmeric: A traditional botanical, and the source of the gummies' natural golden colour — no synthetic dye. Bacillus coagulans, 200 million CFU: A spore-forming probiotic, chosen because it survives shelf storage in a gummy where most strains would not. To be straight with you: 200 million CFU is a modest amount. If a dedicated probiotic is what you want, take a dedicated probiotic — this is a useful addition, not a replacement for one. What it supports Digestion: Supports healthy digestion, with ginger for everyday stomach comfort. Metabolism: Supports your body's normal metabolic processes as part of a balanced diet. Daily energy: Supports everyday energy — no caffeine, no stimulants. Gut flora: Adds a shelf-stable probiotic strain to your daily routine. You will see ACV marketed for "detox" and "cleansing" almost everywhere. We have left those words off this page deliberately — your liver and kidneys handle detoxification, and no supplement does that job for them. What acetic acid, ginger and turmeric genuinely support is digestion and normal metabolic function. That is what we will claim. Why the format works Apple-cinnamon, not vinegar: The sourness is masked, which is the entire reason people stay consistent with this instead of the liquid. Citrus pectin, no gelatin: Suitable for vegetarians and less prone to sticking than gelatin gummies. No artificial colours or flavours: The golden colour comes from turmeric extract. No synthetic dyes, no artificial sweeteners. Gentler on your teeth than a shot: Undiluted vinegar is hard on enamel. That said, these are still gummies — see the note below. Ingredients, directions and cautions Serving size: 2 gummies daily Apple cider vinegar: 1,000 mg (5% acetic acid) per serving Also contains: Ginger, turmeric, Bacillus coagulans (200 million CFU) Allergen information: Produced in a facility that also handles soy. Directions: Chew 2 gummies daily. Morning suits most routines. Rinse your mouth with water afterwards — sensible practice with any gummy supplement, and doubly so with one containing an acid. Warnings: Do not exceed the recommended serving. Keep out of reach of children. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, or have a medical condition. Speak to your doctor first if you take blood thinners or are scheduled for surgery — ginger and turmeric can both affect clotting — or if you take medication for blood sugar. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Who this is for Anyone who bought a bottle of ACV, took it for a week, and never opened it again. People who want digestive and metabolic support without swallowing large tablets. Vegetarians — pectin-based, no gelatin. Anyone who would rather have a small daily habit they keep than a strong one they don't. ACV Plus — Frequently Asked Questions .soc-faq-wrap{max-width:900px;margin:18px 0;color:#000} .soc-faq-title{font-weight:800;margin:0 0 12px 0;color:#000} .soc-faq-card{border:1px solid #e6e8ec;border-radius:14px;background:#fff;overflow:hidden;margin:10px 0;color:#000} .soc-faq-card summary{cursor:pointer;padding:14px 16px;font-weight:800;list-style:none;color:#000} .soc-faq-card summary::-webkit-details-marker{display:none} .soc-faq-card[open] summary{border-bottom:1px solid #e6e8ec} .soc-faq-answer{padding:12px 16px 16px 16px;margin:0;line-height:1.55;color:#000} Is a gummy as strong as a shot of vinegar? No, and we would rather say so. A tablespoon of liquid ACV is about 15 ml; a serving here is 1,000 mg. What the gummy wins on is consistency — most people quit the shot within weeks. A habit you keep beats a stronger one you don't. Will this help me lose weight? It is not a weight-loss product and we will not sell it as one. It supports normal metabolic function and digestion as part of a balanced diet — the diet and the activity are what actually move the needle. Does it detox or cleanse? No. Your liver and kidneys do that, continuously, and no supplement performs that function for them. Plenty of ACV products use "detox" language; we have deliberately left it off. What acetic acid, ginger and turmeric genuinely support is digestion and normal metabolic function. Is 200 million CFU a lot of probiotic? No — it is modest. Dedicated probiotics are usually measured in billions. Bacillus coagulans is spore-forming, which is why it survives in a gummy where most strains would not, so it is a genuine addition. But if you want a real probiotic, buy a real probiotic. Are they bad for my teeth? Much gentler than an undiluted vinegar shot, which is genuinely hard on enamel. They are still sweet chewable gummies, though, so rinse your mouth with water afterwards — the same advice applies to any gummy supplement. Are they vegetarian? Yes. They are made with citrus pectin rather than gelatin, with no artificial colours — the golden colour comes from turmeric extract. Is there soy in them? Soy is not an ingredient, but they are produced in a facility that also handles soy. If you have a severe soy allergy, factor that in. Can I take them with medication? Check with your doctor first if you take blood thinners or have surgery scheduled — ginger and turmeric can both affect clotting — or if you take medication for blood sugar.