FWS Apple Cider Vinegar - Apple Flavored ACV Supplement Drops - Organic, Non-GMO, Vegan, Keto - with Mother - Easy to Swallow Daily Vinegar - Supports Overall Health and Digestion - 4oz

I have been a long time user of acv. I have always made my own formula which had a couple extra items to make it drinkable. Over the years I have gotten used to the taste and even having to endure bad taste the benefits of acv far outweigh any negative flavor. I take this for my joints and muscles. It is like a lubricant that helps ease tension and pain. I look at it like oil for your car, it keeps all the moving parts working. If you have no oil then your engine will not work.This formula tastes really good to me and is so much easier to take. Not sure if I am taking more or less than what I previously took as there is no way to judge how much acv is in each dropper. I take 5 droppers at a time and I feel I get the same result.

Pretty good flavor. No lingering after taste. No issues with use.

I recently tried the apple cider vinegar (ACV) liquid drops and I am impressed. First and foremost, there is actual science that apple cider vinegar with the mother (which is key) has health benefits. That makes it different from most supplements. This brand in particular comes in a nice bottle with an eyedropper that works reasonably well. 4oz doesn't last too long (about 30 days) so the value is ok, but not great compared to buying ACV with mother from a big box store. I will say the taste is a million times better though. This you can have straight out of the bottle and even those opposed to vinegar taste may be able to tolerate it. It tastes more like a tart apple juice as opposed to vinegar.All that being considered, I would recommend this product to others.

I do believe in the benefits of ACV but find it terrible to drink in it's regular form. I've tried gummies which are great but I'm not sure how effective those are as they are def not the same. I thought this was a decent option between the two. Unfortunately, it's just a tad better than regular ACV. It's a little sweeter (and a little sour) but dropping it directly into my mouth is a no go. Diluting it in some water is much better but still not great. I'm also not sure how much ACV you are getting per serving compared to 2 TBSP of regular ACV. I tried this a few times but probably won't be finishing the bottle.

I love taking ACV for appetite control and these drops live up to my expectations. The initial taste is a shock, just like other brands of ACV however it quickly subsides. It also has a very sweet taste that was unexpected too. The drops have been effective at helping to keep my cravings in check. Love that it also contains the mother and organic ingredients.

This is a 120mL bottle of Apple Cider VIngegar drops. The suggested use is 3 to 5 droppers once or twice a day. Shaking is recommended before use. The bottle is easy to open, and there’s a tear strip on the seal around the pipette. The pipette was stuck in the bottle when I first tried to open it, but I think that’s probably just a liquid-tight seal. I pulled it up gently, and set the pipette bulb in the screw cap ring, and it worked as expected.This is my first time taking ACV as a liquid (I’ve had gummies only in the past). It’s quite sour in taste, but I can also taste the apple. I like it. It’s watery in texture, and easy to dispense straight into the mouth.This is a nice way to take this supplement without the sugars contained in a gummy.

Best if used by 17 months from now. After that, the vinegar turns into ... vinegar?"Shake well before each use." Without that notification, I would not trust that this was actually apple cider vinegar. There ought to be sediment; that's part of the apple cider vinegar experience. I don't trust that ACV gummies have what you were using apple cider vinegar for.This product does not appear to be concentrated. The eyedropper is rather long, but only about a 1/4 of a teaspoon. Three to five eyedroppers once or twice a day is suggested. That's a pretty conservative dosage.I suppose that means 96 eyedroppers in a bottle. To keep the math simple, suppose four eyedroppers in the morning and in the evening. That means there are sixteen days' worth.It's a convenient, tiny, bottle with an eyedropper dispenser.

The FireWaterStar ACV drops come wrapped in bubble wrap inside a small box and have a security seal around the bottle opening. The product has a nice, fresh vinegar smell and a slightly sweet taste. I like that its ingredients are organic. The dropper is easy to use and the product mixes well into water or other liquid. My only concern is that it's difficult to know exactly how much vinegar is in the product, as it is a mixture of ACV, apple juice, vegetable glycerin, and water. So if you are used to consuming a certain amount of ACV each day, it is not possible to know exactly how many droppers would be equivalent to that.