Airborne Naturally Sourced Vitamin C (Acerola Cherries) Chewable Tablets + A Blend of 7 Antioxidant Powered Superfoods Including Kale & Blueberry - 64 Chewable Tablets, Superfruit Blast Flavor<br /><br />I remember when Airborne first came out. It was kinda a big deal. A game-changer when it came to fending off colds and the flu. It was meant to be used after the first symptoms of a cold appear. I don't exactly know how these chewables are supposed to work. The directions say suggested use is one serving per day, which is 4 tablets. That's a lot. Could they not have squeezed all the ingredients into one tablet? Or even two maybe? Four is just way too many to take every day, especially if they're not only meant to be taken when you start to feel sick but as a daily supplement. As one bottle only lasts for 16 days (64 tablets total at 4 per day) it is completely impractical to expect to use this daily as recommended. Not only is the taste and chalky texture not the greatest (it reminds me of the chewable Flintstones vitamins I took as a kid), and the ingredients include dextrose and sucralose, but also the price is pretty high. I would still use the original fizzy Airborne when I start to feel sick, but I won't use these again.

I’ll be honest, there are much better vitamins on the market. First of all, this contains a fake sugar that is not good at all for you. You’re better off consuming raw sugar than the substitutes… With that aside, these tasted awful.

The flavor is okay - they taste like a chalky raspberry vitamin, and let’s be real, chewing vitamins is nasty. They have 4g of sugar and some fake sugars, and you have to take 4 of them per day, so with 64 tablets that 16 days. That’s not awful, but I tend to favor Emergen-C. You get 30 packets for a little less $ and can get them even cheaper at CostCo; however Emergen-C does have 7 grams of sugar. That being said, they have a ton of flavors and you’re sure to fine one that’s yummy to you. I’m not sure what the super foods do, to be honest, but it seems silly that because they add kale and a few other things they are “super”. I used to be an Airborne junkie with the fizzy tablets when first came out. They tasted good and were a nice flavorful drink. I’m just not so confident with these. I mean, if you balk at the taste and texture, you’re unlikely to consistently take them. I’m sending them with my son to college to help him with immunity since he’s already been super sick. They are not horrible, but I would not buy them.

I've been a fan of Airborne products since I began a teaching career 24 years ago. When you feel like you live in a petri dish full of germs, it's time to put some defense into action. That's why when I saw this new Immune Support Supplement from none other than Airborne itself, I had to try it!<br /><br />The bottle contains 64 chewable tablets in superfruit blast flavor and the label states that the chewables contain antioxidant superfoods. Checking the ingredients, I did chuckle when I saw broccoli and kale as part of the "S7 Blend" that comprises 50mg per serving. The remainder of the blend includes green coffee bean extract, turmeric extract, tart cherry, and blueberries. There is also vitamin C (90mg), 4g of total sugars, 4g total carbohydrates, and each serving is 20 calories.<br /><br />These tablets are certainly packed with some great ingredients, but a single serving is 4 tablets, so 64 chewables per bottle will only last 16 days. (Yikes!) At the current list price, that's $12.99 for 16 servings.<br /><br />I'm all for good health and smashing petri dishes right out of my path, but I'd rather spend that money to eat real blueberries, broccoli, and kale, and I'll just continue to take the vitamin C, turmeric, and tart cherry extract that are each already part of my daily supplements.<br /><br />If you're balking about the kale, know one more thing: these chewable tablets taste like chalky antacids with a medicinal punch.

It must have been quite the dilemma figuring out what to sweeten these with. Cane sugar? Fructose? Corn syrup? Maltodextrin? Stevia and erythritol? Not an easy choice, though I would have preferred the latter in a product touting to be sourced from super foods. Unfortunately, they went with dextrose AND sucralose and honestly, if I had simply doubted the brand enough to read the label (which I almost always do!) I never would have bothered to order this. The concept sounded so perfect though. In this household, we actually have trusted Airborne to get us through the winter. Now I'm skeptical. And honestly a little angry. Because for starters the bottle was half empty. Plus, four chewables per serving, sixteen servings per container don't make for a great value. You would think they would at least taste good, right? Nope. I'd describe them as a bad cross between a cough drop and a menthol throat lozenge. I will NOT be taking them. Such great promise ruined by terrible choices!

I feel that they really help if you use them at the first sign of a cold. They seem to shorten the severity and time of symptoms for me...