Nutrient quality
Echinacea carries the largest botanical amount, while elderberry, vitamin C, and propolis add complementary support. The doses are practical, but missing extract and marker details limit quality confidence.
Vitacost | $ 12.99 | |
| $ 8.90 | ||
| $ 9.18 |
Echinacea extract at 400 mg leads the formula, followed by 200 mg of elderberry and 100 mg of propolis. Vitamin C adds a familiar nutrient component, and all active amounts are listed outside a proprietary blend.
The gummy is convenient and flavored for easy routine use. Botanical species, plant parts, extract ratios, and active markers are incomplete, making quality comparisons difficult despite transparent weights.
Propolis broadens the blend but is not suitable for people with bee-product allergy. The carbohydrate content also matters for buyers who want a low-sugar delivery format.
Echinacea carries the largest botanical amount, while elderberry, vitamin C, and propolis add complementary support. The doses are practical, but missing extract and marker details limit quality confidence.
Every active ingredient has a stated amount and no hidden blend is used. Botanical specifications, complete directions, and inactive gummy ingredients are not supplied.
The aggregate rating is favorable, and the large review count supports confidence. No detailed feedback is supplied, so repeated complaints and purpose fit cannot be judged.
Useful active amounts and a compact formula support good quality for the cost. Incomplete extract details are the main limitation to an otherwise strong value profile.
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
Calories | 15 Calorie(s) |
Total Carbohydrates | 4 Gram(s) |
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) | 70 mg |
Echinacea extract | 400 mg |
Elderberry extract | 200 mg |
Propolis extract | 100 mg |
The 200 mg elderberry extract provides a useful routine amount with clear weight disclosure. Species, plant part, extract ratio, and active-marker levels are missing. Cost efficiency is favorable for the amount supplied.
The gummy provides a modest propolis extract dose without identifying its source, concentration ratio, or active markers. The actual extract amount is clear, and no artificial sweetener or color is disclosed in the supplied ingredient data. Cost efficiency is moderate, while people with bee-product allergies should avoid the propolis.