Bio-Kult3in1 Gut Health Gummies for Adults | 2B CFU + Multivitamins | Orange Flavour | 30 Probiotic Gummies

Pleasant to takeWaiting to see if it does what I am hoping for

The orange flavour is pleasant, and they’re easy to take—just one gummy a day. Each one contains 2 billion live bacteria, along with vitamins C and D3, which is a nice bonus. My digestion feels a bit more settled, and I appreciate the added energy boost. However, at £16.98 for a month’s supply, it’s a bit on the pricey side.

Energies and taste good. Worked perfectly for one person, but gave another belly ache. So may not be suitable for those with sensitive stomach

Delighted with purchase and prompt delivery service

Can't comment on any benefit, however the texture feels okay in the hand but in terms of texture in the mouth it had a chewy grainy texture which wasn't the most pleasant.This said the flavour was quite nice so it depends what you want. If benefits are to be gained, then these seem like a good option but they are a little weird in texture

Gummies were stuck together in one lump and it was very difficult to remove them from the bottle. Very soft and grainy.

Nice fruity taste, and hung texture. Much better than trying to persuade kids to swallow pills. The nutritional content seems really good too. Overall good value for money as these can be really expensive

This is a great idea - multivitamins that also include gut-friendly bacteria and plant fibres for them to proliferate.The gummies themselves are tasty (my children like the strawberry flavour - it's like a sweet). And haven't noticed any negative effects from the gummies. So I hope they're reinforcing their microbiome and topping up micronutrients (10mcg Vit D3, 6mg Vit E, 24mg Vit C ). However, I found that some of the stated NRV percentages on the jar seem a little inflated compared to the NHS National Recommended values.The plastic bottles are foil-sealed, but they don't have child-proof lids (so keep out of reach of little ones). Also, after a week or so, the gummies have the tendency to clump together, so you have to fish out a clump to pull them apart.