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Hey all, been taking gummy vitamins for years but just switched to liquid ones for convenience. Got my first bottle of 'Berry Blast Liquid Multivitamin' and checked the label - 8g of added sugar per serving! That's like a teaspoon of sugar every morning. Aren't we supposed to be getting healthier with these? Feels like the supplement industry is just candy-fying everything now. What's the point if I'm dosing up on sugar with my vitamins?

PREACH, IvyIron9! I've been saying this for ages. I switched to sugar-free liquid vitamins 2 years ago after my dentist warned me about gummies. The market is flooded with these sugary 'health' products. Check out brands like PureDrops or SugarFreeVita - they use stevia or monk fruit. The candy-fication is real, and it's making people think they're being healthy while consuming junk. Convenience shouldn't mean compromising on purity!

lol but have you tried the new smart dispenser that syncs with the liquid vitamin bottles? It's like a Keurig for supplements! Yeah the sugar thing is whatever, but the tech is awesome. My dispenser tracks my doses and auto-orders refills. Sure, maybe there's some sugar, but if it gets people actually taking their vitamins consistently, isn't that worth it? Not everyone's gonna choke down bitter liquids every day.

Jack, that's exactly the problem - we're prioritizing gimmicks over actual health! I was an early adopter of gummies too, but now I see how they've normalized sugar in supplements. Nina's right about sugar-free options. The tech is cool, but shouldn't the focus be on what's IN the bottle? I'd rather use a simple dropper with clean ingredients than a fancy machine dispensing sugar syrup.

Exactly! And for those worried about taste - you get used to it! My sugar-free citrus blend took a week to adjust to, but now I prefer it. The convenience argument falls flat when you realize you're trading long-term health for short-term taste. Plus, many liquid vitamins have better absorption anyway, so why ruin it with sugar? Do your research, people!