These taste great and provide vitamin C but they've added sugar to the product (1 gram per tablet). This may seem like a small amount but its sugar that you are better off without. I have tasted other brands that are just as good and provide the same amount of vitamine C but without the sugar (Spring Valley is one brand I've found does not add sugar but I'm sure there are other brands). I would recommend a vitamin without added sugar.

I have taken these for many years. I have tried other brands but always come back to this one. They taste like sweet n sour citrus and they work wonders on allergy conditions. Chew slowly occasionally putting some under your tongue (trick for instant benefits).<br /><br />Two winters in a row I experimented. First year I used the swallow type pills vitamin C and was sick regularly. The following winter I tried these and had very little illness and when I did catch something, it was noticeably lighter and was over it quicker.<br /><br />I take one with breakfast and if my allergies are bothering me I will take one with dinner. I haven’t had a cold since covid begen but when i get one, I triple dose these and it goes away quickly. It is impossible to take too much C and if you do you just pee it out. Hope this helps someone

This is going to sound silly, but I save my Chewable Vitamin C tablet to after I have taken all my other medications and supplements. I don't like taking the others and the C tablet is like a treat because they are so yummy. I have to stop myself from the temptation of chewing up more than one. (Don't tell anyone, but sometimes I do chew two!)

of all the chewable vitamin Cs available in the market I believe this is the best tasting one. it is a little sour but it doesn't have the fake sugary sour blend you get with all the other ones in the market

I just finished a bottle of Nature Made 500 mg chewable vitamin C tablets that I was very happy with and so bought these to replace them. Unfortunately, between the time I purchased the last bottle and now, the company has changed their formula, resulting in chewable vitamin C tablets that taste awful. Amazon refunded my purchase price (thank you, Amazon!) so I’m alright as far as that goes, but now I’m going to have to look elsewhere for chewable vitamin C tablets…or just go back to taking non-chewables with water. Either one would be better than these things!

I always come back to these and don’t know why I ever try anything else. For several years I’ve been able to avoid sicknesses or when I feel something coming on, it doesn’t last long. These chewable vitamin c’s are a huge immune boost!