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Our favourite apple cider vinegar gummies, tablets and more
Written byH&B editorial team
Reviewed byHeeral Patel
Apple: yes. Cider: yes. Vinegar: hmm, no. If ACV’s sharp taste isn’t your thing, try these tasty gummies, tablets or flavoured blends instead
Our top picks
With the Mother
Holland & Barrett
Holland & Barrett Apple Cider Vinegar 250mg with the Mother Apple Flavour 60 Gummies
3 For 2 Mix & Match
18+
€17.99
With turmeric and black pepper
Willy's
Willy's Organic Honey & Turmeric Live Apple Cider Vinegar 500ml
€11.00
With B12 for tiredness and fatigue
USN
USN Liv.Smart Apple Cider Vinegar 60 Gummies
€26.00
Maybe you reach for it when you’re making a fancy salad. But is apple cider vinegar in your wellness routine?
Turn to TikTok and you’ll see people necking vinegar water or chewing gummies. But their supposed benefits need more research before they’re approved or disproved more widely.1-4 So, where do you even start?
We’ll get to the core of the matter and share our favourite ACV products...
Our top apple cider vinegar products
We’re in the age of gummies, and for good reason – why wouldn’t you want your daily supplements to be fruity chews?
If you’re introducing apple cider vinegar into your routine, keep things simple with our own-brand vegan gummies. They deliver 500mg pure ACV per serving (two gummies). Plus they include the Mother (the 'Mother' typically contains bacteria and enzymes from the fermentation process).
All this and there’s no vinegary taste – just sweet apple flavour. For best results, take two gummies per day with food and a glass of water.
Whether you’re jazzing up a salad or you’re feeling brave, sometimes the original is the way to go.
Bragg’s organic apple cider vinegar is enhanced with cranberry for a sharp fruit taste. Raw and unfiltered, it maintains the Mother.
Pop in the fridge and reach for it when you want a touch of tang. Just shake well before using.
Love a bargain? We’ve got you. Our very own ACV tablets come in packs of 200 or 400, making them as little as 5p each.
They offer a little more apple cider vinegar than our gummies at 300mg per tablet and are tasteless, ideal if apple isn’t for you.
They’re also suitable for vegetarians and vegans – bonus. Take two to six tablets per day, preferably with meals. Not for those under the age of 18.
Choose extra support with New Nordic’s ACV tablets, providing an exceptional 1000mg of apple cider vinegar each alongside artichoke extract and dandelion.
There’s also chromium, proven to contribute to normal blood glucose levels.5
Take one tablet with a glass of water at breakfast. Not for those under the age of 18.
Is taste top of the list when it comes to your supplements? New Nordic’s ACV gummies could be for you.
As well as their great taste, these super-easy chews provide 400mg of freeze-dried apple cider vinegar per serving (two gummies) and the Mother. Oh, and they’re vegan...
Take two gummies per day with a meal. Not for those under the age of 18.
Two-in-one? Yes please.
These vegan H&B apple cider vinegar gummies are enhanced with one billion colony-forming units (CFU) of friendly bacteria. Every serving contains an impressive 500mg of apple cider vinegar, plus 1 billion CFU of a blend of Bifidobacterium animalis (subsp. Lacillis) and Lactobacillus.
Because of its strength, you only need one gummy per day (preferably with a meal). And thanks to their apple flavour, you can get your ACV without the vinegary taste.
Maybe you’re looking for a general wellness supplement and ACV is just a bonus. If so, we present these Liv.Smart gummies from USN.
They’re formulated with a blend of general wellness vitamins, including vitamin B12 to support normal psychological function, nervous system and energy metabolism.6,7,8 Then there’s folate, which helps reduce tiredness and fatigue.9
Of course, there’s apple cider vinegar – you'll get 500mg vinegar with the Mother per gummy.
So, add two to your morning routine and you’re set...
This one doesn’t play around when it comes to taste – there's a blend of 48 wild apple varieties in Willy’s sweet-and-sour vinegar.
It’s enriched with turmeric, as well as black pepper which increases the amount of turmeric the body can absorb.10 Dilute in water for a gut-healthy, organic ACV drink with the Mother.
The final say
Found your new ACV MVP? Whether you want the simple stuff, on-the-go ease or added benefits, there’s a whole orchard of apple cider vinegar options out there.
Next, discover how to take apple cider vinegar or learn how to soothe your gut after an indulgent summer...
This article provides informational advice and is not a substitute for medical care. Curated by experts for accuracy, we take great care to ensure the information is up-to-date and relevant. However, you should always consult your GP or healthcare professional before using supplements or alternative products, particularly if you have medical conditions or are under supervision.
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The FSA set an acceptable daily intake of 0.15mg/kg/body weight which equates to 10mg for a 70kg adult (for products with 98% purity).
The advice in this article is for information only and should not replace medical care. Please check with your GP or healthcare professional before trying any supplements, treatments or remedies. Food supplements must not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
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