“Very tasty! These gummies could easily be confused with candy because they taste so good. I appreciate the great boost of vitamins. They're not cheap, but if you're someone who doesn't get their nutrition through their daily food intake, this is possibly the best tasting way to do that. They're really delicious.”
“The Plant People WonderGreens Veggie Gummies are not only tasty with a delightful green apple flavor but are also loaded with super greens, probiotics, and vital vitamins to boost my health. They promote my immune system and gut health. The trial size is ideal for trying before committing to a larger purchase, making it convenient for those interested in sampling first. However, they are quite pricey.This review is for: Plant People WonderGreens Veggie Gummies Super Greens with Probiotics Multivitamin Support Gummy for Wellbeing, Energy, Immune and Gut Health, Green Apple Flavor (Trial Size, 10 Count).”
“Distributed by a company in TX, but no indication anywhere on the label where these were actually made.In this sample bag, you get 5 servings of gummy supplements, which is not very many for the price point. They do taste very good and sweet, but that's because there's something in it that adds 7g and 15 calories in just 2 little gummies. There's a sticker over "other ingredients" so I can't see what the sweetener is. The supplements seem to be 15mcg of Vitamin D3 and then a couple blends: 1595mg supergreens extract blend and 150mg probiotic blend. Those blends seem to have good ingredients that I wouldn't be getting daily otherwise, so that's good.”
“These greens gummy’s are maybe the best tasting vitamin gummies I’ve ever had. It’s also nice that the come in this travel size, so you can just take this pouch with you and stay on your routine. Also very happy that these are sugar free. A very pleasant way to get your greens.”
“Vegan gummies, delivering benefits of having veggies without,.. having veggies. So labeled as broccoli, spinach, kale, spirulina, chlorella and priobiotics. Smells and tastes of green apple. Also when looking at labeling, there’s also moringa, artichoke leaf extract, parsley leaf. As expected plenty of vitamins.Now the question, efficacy? After a 5 day trial, can’t really tell. Would likely be a benefit over long term use. Since the equivalency of some elements are:- iron: more than 16 cups of broccoli- niacin: more than 58 brussels sprouts- thiamin: more than 70 cups of spinach.Priced $10 at time of order and review, for the trial size of 10 gummies. At 2 gummies daily, it’s $2 per day. Honestly, each consumer choice but do get a product that is vegan, non-GMO, gelatin-free, gluten-free. And contain zero sugar, artificial dyes, or corn syrup.Review of Plant People WonderGreens Veggie Gummies Super Greens with Probiotics Multivitamin Support Gummy for Wellbeing, Energy, Immune and Gut Health, Green Apple Flavor (Trial Size, 10 Count)”
“I like the ingredients and I like the flavor. I believe the value represented may be slightly higher than what was received in that more servings is recommended. Good way to throw in your desk drawer and grab to help fill any nutritional needs. Again tastes great and has great ingredients.”
“The Plant People WonderGreens Veggie Gummies Super Greens with Probiotics Multivitamin Support Gummy for Wellbeing, Energy, Immune and Gut Health, Green Apple Flavor (Trial Size, 10 Count) sound great since according to the product listing, "Each serving of these vegetable gummies contains more iron than 16 cups of broccoli, more niacin than 58 brussels sprouts, and more thiamin than 70 cups of spinach." However, the nutrition information on the back of the package only notes that vitamins D and K are up or past your daily recommended quantity and don't provide information about any other micronutrients. In addition, I'm not sure I want 70 cups of spinach worth of anything in a single gummy - I'd rather get the recommend cup or 1/2 cup worth of nutrients from these veggies instead. Thus, the disconnect between the product description and nutrition information concerns me. The gummies really do taste treat - soft and chewy, sweet but not overmuch - my kids and I are genuinely happy to eat them. They are, however, quite expensive, so we're not sure we'd want to commit to a whole bag (appreciate the trail size!) without more confidence in the nutritional benefits.”
