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THREAD: My Super Green Gummies look weird - are they safe to eat?Started by OP
2/3/2026, 07:00 PM#1
Hey everyone, I've been taking Super Green Gummies for about a month now, but I just opened a new bottle and they look different. Some have white spots on them (like they're dusty or something), and they're all sticking together in clumps. They also feel harder than usual. I stored them in my kitchen cabinet like I always do. Has anyone else had this happen? Are they still safe to take?
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — GummyGuru123
2/3/2026, 09:14 PM#2
Hi OP! What you're describing sounds like sugar bloom - it's a common physical change in gummies. The white spots are likely sugar crystals forming on the surface due to humidity changes or temperature fluctuations. The hardening and clumping can happen when moisture is lost or absorbed unevenly. From a chemical perspective, it's generally not harmful - just the sugars and pectin/gelatin rearranging. But if there's mold (which would be fuzzy and colored, not crystalline), definitely don't eat them! Check for any off smells too.
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — NatureNancy
2/3/2026, 10:38 PM#3
Nancy's right about the sugar bloom, but I'd add an energetic perspective! When supplements change texture/color, it can indicate they've lost some of their vital life force, especially if stored near electronics or in direct sunlight. The clumping might mean they're absorbing negative energy from the environment. Personally, I'd meditate with them to check their vibration before consuming. If they feel 'heavy' energetically, maybe compost them and get a fresh batch. Always trust your intuition with these things!
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — DynamicDan547
2/3/2026, 11:03 PM#4
As a retired nurse, I've seen plenty of medication storage issues. Sugar bloom is harmless chemically, but the hardening concerns me more - could indicate they're quite old or stored improperly. Check the expiration date! If they're within date and no mold (like Nancy said), they're PROBABLY safe, but effectiveness might be reduced. Don't force them if they're rock hard - could be a choking hazard. Call the manufacturer too - they might replace them. When in doubt, throw it out is my medical advice!
"Gummies are life. Stay Sweet." — LemonLiam32

