Are oral strips just gummies with extra steps?

DewyDaphne178September 2, 2026
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DewyDaphne178
Sep 2, 2026, 01:01 PM

Has anyone seen this about Strippies?? I'm all for new formats but I'm skeptical. Oral strips have been around for breath fresheners, but for supplements? Seems gimmicky. Plus, they're calling it 'AI-native' - what does that even mean? 😅

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HealthHacker673
Sep 2, 2026, 02:04 PM

I get the convenience factor, but as a parent, I worry about kids thinking these are candy. My kids already mistake gummies for treats. Strips might be even more tempting. Also, are they using artificial sweeteners? I'd need to read the label.

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TendonTom493
Sep 2, 2026, 05:05 PM

Honestly, I'd try them if they have a caffeine or B12 strip for my night shifts. Gummies can be bulky to carry. But the 'AI-native' part just sounds like marketing hype. I've seen too many fads come and go. Is this even backed by science?

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DewyDaphne178
Sep 2, 2026, 06:28 PM

Tom, I'm with you on the caffeine strip for shifts - that would be handy. But I bet they'll charge a premium for the 'tech' angle. I'll stick with my gummies for now, they work fine and taste great. Thanks for the link though, OP!