Fiber Gummies on sale at Costco – too good to be true?
Hey everyone! I was at Costco yesterday and saw a big bottle of Fiber Gummies (the generic Kirkland brand) for like $12.99 – normally they're $20+ elsewhere. I snatched a bottle but now I'm wondering if the lower price means lower quality ingredients or something? Or is this just a steal? Anyone tried them?
Omg, that's an amazing deal! I've been using those Kirkland fiber gummies for months and they're honestly just as good as the name brands like Vitafusion. Costco has great quality control, so I'd say you scored big time. No weird ingredients or anything – just pectin, sugar, and chicory root fiber. Go for it!
I'm a bit skeptical of cheap gummies. I always check the fiber type – some use inulin which can cause bloating. If it's chicory root, that's usually fine. But also look at sugar content. Cheap ones sometimes load up on sugar. For 12.99, might be worth a try but I'd compare labels first.
Costco's prices are legit – they just have huge buying power. I travel a lot for work and always stock up on their supplements. The Kirkland fiber gummies are my go-to. No stomach issues and they taste like candy. So yeah, that's a steal. Enjoy!
Thanks everyone! I checked the label and it says chicory root fiber, 3g per serving, and only 2g sugar. Seems solid. I'll start taking them tonight. Appreciate the input!