Preggie Pop Drops Plus | 21 Drops | Vitamin B6 for Morning Sickness & Nausea Relief during pregnancy | Safe for pregnant Mom & Baby | Gluten Free | Two Flavors: Lemon & Raspberry

these taste like a piece of hard candy , they are , but have the described features in them. I do think it eased my queezy feeling I get sometimes , nerves maybe . Im not real keen on hard candy drops tho so use them often , but they are not as sweet as most commercial hard candy.

I purchased these to help with the constant morning sickness I've experienced 24 hours a day, every day, for the past several weeks. I have constant low grade nausea that gets really bad if I'm hungry. I decided to give these a try and they worked like a charm! When the nausea starts to get to a point that I'm not comfortable with I suck on one of these candies and by the time I'm half way through the nausea is gone. Usually the nausea is gone for several hours. Sometimes they don't work. There are some instances where my stomach is just sick and there is nothing I can do about it but wait it out. But most of the time these drops do work for me. They have been a life saver multiple times. I worked through this container quickly, then came back and ordered the 3-pack.I like the flavors. I tend to like sour flavors anyways. The lemon and raspberry are sour yet sweet at the same time. I enjoy the taste. One night I took one right before bed and the color (from the essential oils maybe???) stained the mouthguard that I sleep with. That will probably not be an issue for most people.These drops are so convenient. I'm not interested in the pops. I'd much rather have something I can carry easily and discreetly have in my mouth. I plan to keep these in stock all the way through my pregnancy.

If you can get past the nauseatingly smarmy name, these might just help your stomach.I'm not "preggie," nor even pregnant, but I have gastric and neurological issues which cause sometimes severe nausea, including sometimes when I first wake up. I'd say that these help me at least 50%, which is definitely a win.They're extremely sour, especially the lemon, which I really like. The raspberry is good too. They have enough sweetness to help my nausea, but I'd definitely call them more tart than sweet.They're pretty expensive as I see it (NB: buy the multiples of the smaller packs instead of one of the larger packs!), but they're so big that you can spit one out halfway through and get relief from each half at different times of the day.The downside to me, really the only downside, is that the citrus oils are so strong/so astringent that it causes the inside of my cheek to pucker when I hold it in my cheek, and may irritate my tongue a little. It's worth it though, because it's the tartness which I love. And I do love that they're flavored with essential oils.I hope this helps a little. :-)

These were a game changer for me when I had morning sickness and they were so good that my children ate them thinking they were just little candy pieces lol

Tastes delicious and good value for money. There is an aftertaste that made me nauseous, but I think it made a temporary difference for my morning sickness.

When I was pregnant with my daughter I had horrible morning sickness. It was to the point I was losing weight into my second trimester instead of gaining it. The nausea was literally overwhelming and nothing I did helped, except for preggie pops. I, however, do not have the luxury of walking around with a lolly pop in my mouth without having colleagues look at me like something is seriously wrong with me or looking at me like I am trying to seduce every man in the vicinity. Not my goal. These solved both problems. I could discreetly pop these into my mouth and they almost completely cured the nausea. I honestly believe my nausea was so severe nothing would take it away completely, but these drops worked better than the prescription Zofran they gave me. Which I am glad that they did since they stopped me from having to take the Zofran, which is now linked to birth defects. Not only did this product relieve my morning sickness, it also may have saved me and my baby from a disaster. I always said natural remedies are better than pharmaceutical ones.

Love these so much!! Every first trimester is difficult and these help to make it so much easier. My first trimester of my first pregnancy, I used these ginger candies for my “morning” sickness. The taste made me even more sick to my stomach. I hated ginger so much. Then I got these sour prego candies and viola my sickness was gone. The candies tasted so good. Reminded me of a lemonhead candy ❤️ and the cranberry ones are less sour. Beware it is so sour it kinda makes your tongue numb. I still prefer them over the rookie ones by a million times.

Disappointing and Overrated – Not EffectiveI had high hopes for Preggie Pop Drops Plus, but unfortunately, they didn’t live up to the hype. Dealing with morning sickness has been a challenge, so I was eager to try anything that might help. Sadly, these drops offered little to no relief.The flavors were overly sweet and left a weird aftertaste that made my nausea worse instead of better. I also found the texture to be unpleasant—too sticky and difficult to handle when you're already feeling queasy.Even worse, they didn’t provide any real relief from my nausea. I kept using them, hoping they would start working, but after several attempts, I realized they weren’t making any difference. It was frustrating to have spent money on something that didn’t help at all.Overall, I’m really disappointed with Preggie Pop Drops Plus. They didn’t work for me, and I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone dealing with morning sickness. Save your money and look for a more effective solution.