Q: There are 2 labels shown (they've changed the branding, but either could ship). But one label says 4g fiber, the other says 5g -- what gives?

Thank you for your question. The fiber content was reduced slightly for optimal product performance. Since we recently made this change, you may receive our previous version which contains 5g, or our updated version which contains 4g.

Q: What type of gelatin does it have?

If an ingredient states 'gelatin' I would assume that it is animal derived unless the product is specifically labeled as vegan. This product does not state it is vegan. Agar agar is derived from seaweed and is used in vegan products instead of animal-derived gelatin because it is similar 'gelling' properties when used in food. I have seen at least one other fiber/prebiotic gummie here on Amazon that uses agar agar instead of gelatin: https://smile.amazon.com/Fiber-Choice-Prebiotic-Supplement-Gummies/dp/B09MZQNHND/

Question 1

Why is the three-pack more than six times the price of the one-pack per unit?  Is it a tax on people who don't do the math?

Accepted Answer

You’re most likely looking at the pack where each container has 220 gummies rather than this product that only has 90 in the container.

Question 2

Any artificial sweeteners?

Accepted Answer

This supplement contains two forms of sweetener, xylitol and sucralose.

Xylitol is a sugar alcohol, so that is what the nutrion chart is referring to when it says there is "<1 g" of that. However, less than 1 gram it may be, but it's enough to bring the carbohydrate total up to 6g when added to the 5g of fiber. And it's the next ingredient in the list right after gelatin, which there is clearly a lot of since these are, after all, gummies. And note "aritificial" sweeteners ARE sugar, just different forms of sugar. They "work" by the sugar parts of them being sweeter than standard table sugar, so you can use less of them to achieve basically the same level of sweet flavor, so they are "healthier" (the jury is still out on that one) simply by virtue of there being less net carbs overall. And sugar alcohols specifically are actually far less effective in that regard than ACTUAL artificial sweeteners (sugar alcohols actually aren't artificial, xylitol is naturally found in many fruits). But don't let anyone fool you on this, it's STILL SUGAR with everything that brings with it. Many "sugar free" things, especially candies and gummies, use xylitol to sweeten them, just so they can get away with saying it's "sugar free" purely on a technicality. Xylitol is actually still 60% equivalent to table sugar, with 60% of its calories (so 1g of xylitol is equivalent to 0.6g "sugar"[sucrose]).

At the very END of the nutrition label, however, is sucralose. That amount, or lack thereof, is a lot more normal for that, as a much more normal "artificial" sweetener, as far as those that people think of when they hear the term. Sucralose is the active ingredient in Splenda that gives it its sweetness.

Question 3

There are 2 labels shown (they've changed the branding, but either could ship).  But one label says 4g fiber, the other says 5g -- what gives?

Accepted Answer

Thank you for your question. The fiber content was reduced slightly for optimal product performance. Since we recently made this change, you may receive our previous version which contains 5g, or our updated version which contains 4g.

Question 4

What type of gelatin does it have?

Accepted Answer

If an ingredient states 'gelatin' I would assume that it is animal derived unless the product  is specifically labeled as vegan. This product does not state it is vegan.

Agar agar is derived from seaweed and is used in vegan products instead of animal-derived gelatin because it is similar 'gelling' properties when used in food. I have seen at least one other fiber/prebiotic gummie here on Amazon that uses agar agar instead of gelatin: https://smile.amazon.com/Fiber-Choice-Prebiotic-Supplement-Gummies/dp/B09MZQNHND/

ASIN	B002NPCML0
Age Range Description	All ages
Allergen Information	Gluten Free
Best Sellers Rank	#5,398 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #24 in Dietary Fiber Nutritional Supplements #631 in Sales & Deals
Brand	Vitafusion
Brand Name	Vitafusion
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.5 out of 5 stars 14,103 Reviews
Diet Type	Gluten Free
Dosage Form	Gummy
Flavor	Peach, Raspberry, Berry
Global Trade Identification Number	00027917018935, 10667820013046
Item Dimensions	2.53 x 3.25 x 5.88 inches
Item Form	Gummy
Item Highlight	Yummy Berry & Peach Flavors \| GLP-1 Friendly \| Supports Digestive Health & Energy Metabolism for Adult Women & Men \| No Sugar
Item Weight	15.04 ounces
Manufacturer	Church & Dwight
Manufacturer Part Number	1001893
Material Features	Gluten Free
Model Name	Vitafusion Fiber Gummies 90 Count '
Model Number	1001893
Number of Items	1
Package Size Name	90 Count
Primary Supplement Type	B-Complex, Biotin, Vitamin B12
Product Benefits	Metabolism Management,Digestive Health Support
Recommended Uses For Product	Digestive Health
Special Ingredients	Polydextrose, water, gelatin, xylitol; less than 2% of: blend of oils (coconut and/or palm) with beeswax and/or carnauba wax, colors (annatto extract, blueberry and carrot concentrates, purple carrot juice concentrate), malic acid, natural flavors, and sucralose. Contains: tree nuts (coconut).
Specific Uses For Product	Digestive Balance
Total Servings Per Container	45
UPC	806149257127 806149257110 599038029805 590291976561 767674085831 806149257141 027917018935 885550536861
Unit Count	90 Count

Vitafusion Fiber Well Fit Gummies Sugar Free | 4 g Per 2 Gummies | 90 Count

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