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Hey everyone, just saw this article about a new product launch. Thought I'd share here since we're all into gummy supplements! # Sea Moss and Shilajit Gummies Now Available From Wellness Company Dialed Moods The wellness supplement landscape continues to evolve with the introduction of new, convenient formats. According to a recent press release, Dialed Moods has launched a combined sea moss and shilajit gummy product. They're marketing it for overall wellness, energy, and immune support. Has anyone here tried these yet or familiar with the brand? Curious what you all think about combining sea moss and shilajit in one gummy.

Night shift worker here - always looking for energy boosts that don't mess with my sleep. Shilajit's supposed to be good for stamina right? But sea moss in gummy form... does it actually have enough of the good stuff? I've tried sea moss gel before and it was kinda gross tbh. If these taste decent and actually work, might be worth trying for my 3am slumps. Anyone know the dosage per gummy?

As a marathon runner, I'm intrigued! Shilajit is popular in some athletic circles for mineral support and recovery. The convenience of a gummy is appealing compared to powders I usually mix. But I'd want to see third-party testing - some shilajit products have heavy metal concerns. Also, what's the sugar content? Training means watching my sugar intake even in supplements.

Ooh new product alert! I'm usually first to try these things lol. Dialed Moods is relatively new but I've seen their ads everywhere. The combo is interesting - sea moss for minerals, shilajit for adaptogens. I just ordered a bottle to test. Will report back on taste and if I notice any effects! Pro tip: check their website, they usually have launch discounts.

Amateur chef perspective: I've cooked with sea moss before (it's a great thickener!), but never thought of it in gummy form. Shilajit has a strong earthy taste though - curious how they mask that in a gummy. Might have to try these just to see the flavor profile. If they're good, maybe I could even incorporate them into some healthy dessert recipes? Anyone know what flavors they come in?