Calcium Supplement Gummies - Sugar Free Calcium Gummy with 400 IU Vitamin D3 for Best Absorption - Supports Immune Health, Bones & Teeth - Nature's Calcium Chews for Women & Men - 120 Gummies

My husband LOVES them. They're not only sugar free but they taste just like Dots candy. He starts his day with them.

Sugar free, they taste OK. Can't really say they are helping but since I was told to add to my diet, here we are. They are soft and do melt quickly and better than having to swallow a large nasty pill. Would purchase again for sure.

I like these gummy vitamins. They taste good but it is very gummy that it sticks to my gums so it needs more liquid going down.

It is a struggle for me to find vitamins that don't upset my stomach, so chewables are usually my go-to. Finding a calcium chewable that isn't chocolate, chalky, or crusted in sugar has been a pain, but these are perfect! They have a very mild fruity flavor and are not too sticky or chewy, they're easy to chew and swallow. The sugar free thing is great!

Gummies taste good. Affordable. Do not know if I felt a difference taking these. But vitamins have to be good so.. do recommend!

Not a fantastic flavor but tastes ok. Good texture. Absorbs well, because 2 days after I started it my muscle cramps stopped. A couple days after I quit, they started coming back. I need these mostly in the heat, not for lack of calcium.

I don't do much diary and this is a good source of calcium without the sugar. So many supplements, especially gummies, have sugar. Diabetes runs in my fam and I really gotta watch the sugar. Glad they make these.

I was previously taking the Walgreens brand of Calcium gummies but I thought that the sugar coating was really just not necessary. Why must manufacturers put sugar in EVERYTHING? I was glad to find 'no sugar' calcium gummies here on Amazon. These taste 'okay' but I'm not sure that I'll buy them again because the nutrient count is lower than other brands. The Walgreens brand has 45 servings per bottle, this brand (Nature's Nutrition) has 60 servings per bottle. Both brands are two gummies per serving. The Walgreens brand has 25 calories, the Nature's Nutrition brand has 15 calories, The Walgreens brand has 5 carbs, plus 5 grams of sugar which includes 5 grams of 'added' sugar. The Nature's Nutrition brand has 0 grams of sugar and 0 grams of added sugar, but there is a + next to that number, so there is *some* sugar in there somewhere. And here is where the nutrient count is pretty low: Calcium for Walgreens = 500 mg / 38%, Calcium for Nature's Nutrition = 160mg / 12%. Vitamin D3 for Walgreens = 25 / 125%, Vitamin D3 for Nature's Nutrition = 10 / 50%. The Walgreens brand has 212% more Calcium than the Nature's Nutrition brand does, and the Walgreens brand has 150% more Vitamin D3 than the Nature's Nutrition brand does. Nature's Nutrition brand = more servings, less calories, less carbs/sugar BUT also less Calcium and less Vitamin D3. Walgreens brand = less servings, more carbs/sugar, BUT more Calcium and more Vitamin D3. Also, these vitamins contain Vegetable Oil. Something humans were never meant to consume, and should not consume, and which tends to contain no actual vegetables. I wish I had caught this on the nutrition label before purchasing these