Apple Cider Vinegar Gummies

This is the catalogue's version of one of wellness supplements' widely requested concepts: apple cider vinegar, kept as ACV with the mother, delivered in a pectin gummy so the daily ritual survives contact with the actual taste of vinegar. The format is doing real work here — the reason ACV gummies exist as a category is that the liquid habit rarely lasts, and a 60-count gummy jar turns an acquired taste into a routine.

The formula is deliberately more than a viral single-note SKU. Alongside the ACV sit two B-vitamins — cyanocobalamin and pyridoxine hydrochloride — with a pomegranate note in the profile, which moves the product from a trend purchase toward a daily-routine position a brand can keep on the shelf after the trend cycle moves on. Composition and amounts are exactly as the formula table on this page states; the narrative here is why that combination exists.

In range planning this is the recognisable entry SKU: the product a new wellness brand can open with, and one an established range adds to serve demand it already sees. The catalogue lists it as a widely requested SKU across DTC and retail beauty and wellness ranges — that request pattern is the commercial evidence, and it holds across both storefront regions this page serves.

It sits naturally in a gut-health or daily-wellness shelf position, next to routine products rather than performance ones, and it pairs cleanly with a second, more differentiated SKU: the ACV gummy brings the audience in, the companion product carries the brand's own story.

Personalisation runs inside Make it Yours: approved flavour, colour and shape options on this existing formula — which matters more for ACV than for most concepts, because flavour direction is the difference between a gummy that masks the vinegar note and one that leans into it. Changes to the actives, amounts or claims move the project into the separately scoped Custom Formula R&D route.

The route to an order starts with samples of this exact formula — taste is the deciding factor for an ACV product, and it cannot be judged from this page. Label claims and market compliance remain the brand owner's responsibility, with the product documentation set supporting that review.