Hello Happy Gummy Worms, Mood Balance Support, Vitamin D, Saffron, Adult Chewable Supplement, Tropical Zing - 90 Count

The item arrived defective and melted. Straight to the bin.

Excelente producto que ayuda a levantar el ánimo mientras se logra mayor concentración en tareas

These gummy worms have been a total game changer for my teenage son. I’m not sure if it’s placebo, but he seems noticeably less anxious and more upbeat since he started taking them. He actually looks forward to taking his “happy gummies,” which makes it super easy to stick to a routine. The tropical flavor is tasty, the gummies are easy to chew, and knowing they contain Vitamin D and saffron for mood support is a bonus. While I can’t say it’s a miracle, the difference in his mood has been significant enough that we’ll definitely keep these on hand. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a little extra support for your teen!

Great product- easy to consume!

Alright so my bag is pretty much empty so I think my review is worth putting up here now. In a bag you get what, 30 days worth of gummies? I took one 15mg gummy each day instead of the full 30mg. NOTE: Saffron takes a few days CONSISTENTLY to actually show any effects. I’m a coffee drinker and taking this right after coffee gives me ANXIETY. I would eat my breakfast, drink my coffee, and wait a few hours and THEN take the 15mg of saffron. Also note that the studies that have been done with users of mood swings & saffron only go up to roughly 6-8 weeks before any certainty of effects drops off. I took these for my work anxiety, brain fog, and random mood swings (probably from not getting enough sleep and eating badly from stress). I’m a female in my thirties and hormones changed on me all the sudden. I also don’t have kids. IMO these did work and help significantly! My mood became more consistently stable and peppy which I really appreciated! I feel like I got my old self back :) The downside is I’m a bit skeptical if it’s the Vitamin D in here. Like maybe I could just use an extra helping of vitamin D and not saffron necessarily…