Osterly Market Keto Gummies

The label says 25,000,000 mg. That is 25 kilograms. It is not a real number.

Apple cider vinegar and fruit-extract gummies, sold in the keto category, with the one thing about them nobody else will tell you.

What it's for

These are apple cider vinegar gummies with beetroot, pomegranate and citrus extracts. ACV has a thin literature on blood sugar after meals and a thinner one on weight. None of it involves ketosis. A gummy contains sugar and carbohydrate, so it does not put you into ketosis and does not keep you there — "keto" here is a shelf category, not a description of what the product does.

How to take it

• Two gummies daily, any time
• Contains sugar. If you are actually eating ketogenically, read the panel before you buy
• ACV is acidic. Rinse your mouth afterwards — repeated acid exposure is hard on tooth enamel
• If you take insulin or another diabetes medication, talk to your prescriber before adding anything that touches blood sugar

On the label

• Printed as "25,000,000 mg" — see below
• Apple, beetroot, citrus and pomegranate extracts
• 60 gummies

What this is not

• Not ketogenic, and not a substitute for a ketogenic diet
• Not 25,000,000 mg of anything
• Not sugar free

The straight answer

25,000,000 mg is 25 kilograms. The bottle weighs a few hundred grams. The figure on that label is not a measurement, it is decoration, and it is the clearest example we have of why we print real numbers on our own front lines. We have kept the product and we are not repeating its number.

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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Talk to your doctor before starting any supplement, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking prescription medication.