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Hey everyone, just saw this article and thought it might interest this group since we talk about supplements a lot. # New Year, New You: Walmart Launches Better Care Services and Rolls Back Prices on 1,000+ Wellness Essentials In a significant move for the consumer wellness market, retail giant Walmart announced they're rolling back prices on over 1,000 wellness items and launching new care services. They mention vitamins, supplements, and health products specifically. Has anyone checked if this includes fiber gummies? What do you all think about buying supplements from big retailers like Walmart vs. specialty stores?

As a paleo dieter, I'm always skeptical of mass-produced supplements. Most store-brand gummies are loaded with artificial sweeteners, colors, and fillers that wreck gut health. If you're serious about fiber, you should get it from whole foods like avocados, berries, and chia seeds. That said, if Walmart's cutting prices on reputable brands like NOW or Garden of Life, might be worth a look. Just read the labels carefully—no maltodextrin or carrageenan!

Hmm, I'm a mom and I've tried Walmart's fiber gummies for my kids before. They were cheap, but honestly, they tasted weird and I didn't notice any difference in digestion. Plus, the ingredient list had stuff I couldn't pronounce. I'd rather pay a bit more for a trusted brand from a health store or online. Are these price cuts just a marketing gimmick? I feel like they often jack up prices first, then 'roll them back' to make it seem like a deal.

Omg this is perfect timing! I'm a student on a tight budget and have been stressing about affording my fiber gummies. I use the Equate brand from Walmart because it's like half the price of name brands. If they're getting even cheaper, I'm totally stocking up. For anyone skeptical, I've used them for months and they work fine for me—no tummy issues. Just wish they had more flavor options lol. Anyone know if the price cuts are in-store only or online too?