Super Green Gummies at CVS for Easter? Thoughts?
Just saw this article about Easter candies at CVS and noticed Super Green Gummies are listed! Seems weird to me that a green supplement is being marketed alongside jelly beans. Anyone else think this is off-brand or just clever seasonal marketing? #seasonalavailability
As a grandparent, I'd rather see those gummies than another bag of sugar-filled peeps. At least the greens have some vitamins. But I'm skeptical – are they actually good quality or just a holiday gimmick? Anyone tried them?
Ugh, more candy disguised as health. If you're paleo like me, stick with real greens. These gummies probably have sugar or corn syrup. But if they help people get their veggies in, I guess it's not the worst thing. Just don't fool yourself into thinking it's a health food.
Fair points. I'm a med student and I'd say sugar content is key. Check the label – if it's under 2g per serving, maybe not bad. But marketing to Easter baskets feels like a stretch. Still, curious if anyone grabs these for their kids or just for themselves.
I might pick a bottle for my grandkids – they love gummies anyway. At least these have some veggie powder. But I'll read the ingredients first. Thanks for sharing the article, Steve!