The gummy base
Jellutide Sugar and Calories: What the Gummy Base Adds
Jellutide sugar is 2 g per gummy, and 1 g of that is added sugar, or 2% of the Daily Value. Each gummy has 8 calories. Both come from the gummy base: corn syrup and cane sugar set with apple pectin, plus water, two acids, tapioca starch, natural flavors and beet root powder.
Written by the Jellutide label deskUpdated
Sugar01
How much sugar is in Jellutide?
One Jellutide gummy has 2 g of total sugars. Of that, 1 g is added sugar, which the label rates at 2% of the Daily Value.
That 2 g is also the whole carbohydrate line. The gummy lists no fiber, so every gram of carbohydrate is sugar.
By weight, sugar is most of the gummy: 2 of its 2.5 g. The bar shows how the printed lines fill one piece.
Calories02
How many calories are in a Jellutide gummy?
A Jellutide gummy has 8 calories. At the label's one a day, that is 240 calories across a 30-day bottle.
Sugar supplies almost all of them, since the panel shows no fat or protein. Eight calories is about what a couple of grams of any sugar gives.
| Period | Calories | Total sugars | Added sugars |
|---|---|---|---|
| One day (1 gummy) | 8 | 2 g | 1 g |
| One week (7) | 56 | 14 g | 7 g |
| One bottle (30) | 240 | 60 g | 30 g |
For scale, the Daily Value for added sugars is 50 g a day (FDA, Added Sugars on the label). A full bottle's added sugar is 30 g, spread over a month.
Sweeteners03
Where does the sugar in Jellutide come from?
The sugar comes from corn syrup and pure cane sugar, the first and third items on the other-ingredients line.
Corn syrup comes first, so it is the largest base ingredient by weight. It sweetens the gummy and gives it body. Cane sugar adds more sweetness.
The panel counts 1 g as added and 2 g in total. The label does not say what supplies the other gram, and we do not guess.
- Sweeteners listed: corn syrup, pure cane sugar
- Sugar alcohols listed: none
- Low-calorie sweeteners listed: none
Nine ingredients04
What are the nine Jellutide gummy base ingredients?
The Jellutide gummy base is corn syrup, purified water, pure cane sugar, apple pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, tapioca starch, natural flavors and beet root powder.
None of them is part of the 525 mg active blend. Their job is to turn vinegar and mineral salts into a chew you can take with breakfast or lunch.
| Order | Ingredient | Job in the gummy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Corn syrup | Main sweetener and gummy body |
| 2 | Purified water | Liquid for the gummy mix |
| 3 | Pure cane sugar | Second sweetener |
| 4 | Apple pectin | Fruit-fiber gel that sets the chew |
| 5 | Citric acid | Tart taste and shelf life |
| 6 | Sodium citrate | Balances acidity; adds a little sodium |
| 7 | Tapioca starch | Keeps gummies from sticking together |
| 8 | Natural flavors | Taste; the source is not named |
| 9 | Beet root powder | Red-pink color from a vegetable |
Pectin05
Is Jellutide made with gelatin?
No. Jellutide gummies are set with apple pectin, a fiber from fruit, and the label lists no gelatin.
Pectin is plant-based, which matters to many shoppers who avoid animal products. Tapioca starch, also from a plant, dusts the outside.
One gap remains: "natural flavors" is not broken down on the label, so we cannot promise every part is plant-sourced. The order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 can be asked.
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See packsLow-sugar diets06
Does Jellutide sugar fit a low-sugar or keto plan?
For most plans, 2 g of sugar a day is small. One gummy uses 2% of the added-sugar Daily Value and 1% of the carbohydrate Daily Value.
On a strict keto plan, those 2 g still count toward your carbohydrate limit. The BHB salts in the blend are a few milligrams at most, far too little to make up for it.
If you manage diabetes, ask your doctor before adding any daily sweet, and mention the vinegar. Apple cider vinegar may affect insulin and diuretics and can lower potassium (Mayo Clinic, ACV for weight loss). Who should check first is covered on who Jellutide is for.
Profile07
What does the Jellutide gummy base profile show?
The gummy base is not an active ingredient, so it has no studied dose. Its profile is about what it adds: 2 g of carbohydrates, all sugar, and a candy-like look.
The table lines up the base the same way the active ingredients are profiled. Compare it with apple cider vinegar, the main active.
| Name on the label | Corn syrup, cane sugar, apple pectin and six more |
|---|---|
| What it is | Sweeteners, a fruit-fiber gel, acids, starch, flavor and beet color |
| Where it appears | Gummy base (other ingredients line) |
| Amount per gummy | 2 g carbohydrates, all sugar (1 g added) |
| Amount used in research | Not an active ingredient |
| Strength of evidence | Not applicable |
| Marketed or traditional use | Makes the gummy |
| Main caution | 2 g sugar a gummy; keep away from children because it looks like candy. |
Storage08
Why keep Jellutide gummies away from children?
Because a sweet, pink gummy looks like candy. The label says to keep the bottle out of the reach of children.
The CDC found that gummies were the most common form in an estimated 11,000 emergency visits for young children who got into melatonin, and it advises keeping all supplement gummies out of reach and sight (CDC MMWR, Kids and melatonin gummies).
Store the bottle closed, cool and dry, up high. Do not use a bottle whose safety seal is damaged or missing.
A gummy never replaces a prescription. Do not stop or change any prescribed medicine, including a GLP-1, because you started Jellutide (FDA, Mixing medications and supplements).
The full panel is on Jellutide supplement facts.
FAQ09
Jellutide sugar and calorie questions
How many calories are in a whole bottle of Jellutide?
About 240. Each gummy lists 8 calories, and a bottle holds 30 gummies. At the label dose of one a day, that is 8 calories a day for 30 days, with 60 g of total sugars across the bottle.
Why does Jellutide list 2 g of sugar but only 1 g of added sugar?
Added sugars count only sugars put in during making, such as corn syrup and cane sugar. Total sugars count every sugar in the gummy. The label does not say what supplies the gram that is not counted as added.
Does Jellutide contain artificial sweeteners or sugar alcohols?
None is listed. The only sweeteners on the label are corn syrup and pure cane sugar. There is no sucralose, stevia, erythritol or similar ingredient on the other-ingredients line.
Is the sugar in Jellutide a concern for people with diabetes?
It is small, 2 g a gummy, but it still counts. The bigger question is the vinegar, which may affect insulin (Mayo Clinic, ACV for weight loss). The label asks anyone with a medical condition or on medication to check with a doctor before use.
Is the Jellutide color natural or artificial?
Beet root powder, the last ingredient on the other-ingredients line. It is a vegetable color, and the label lists no artificial dye. No other coloring ingredient appears on the bottle.
Does Jellutide contain corn?
Yes, as corn syrup, the first of the nine other ingredients and the main sweetener. Tapioca starch, not corn starch, keeps the gummies from sticking. If you avoid corn, ask your doctor whether corn syrup is a problem for you.
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